Eyes on what matters.
Comprehensive CCTV for homes and businesses — designed around your property, installed tidily, and backed by support that doesn't disappear after the ladders are packed away.
- Free site survey
- 6-month workmanship guarantee
- Emergency callouts anytime
Types of CCTV cameras.
Every camera shape exists for a reason. Choosing the right type for each position is what separates a professional system from a box of cameras — here's what we work with, and where each one earns its place.
- 5MP / 3K Super HD
- 8MP / 4K Ultra HD
- Colour night vision
- Ring doorbells & cameras
Dome Cameras
The discreet all-rounder. The tinted dome hides which way the lens points, deterring tampering. Ideal for front doors, shop floors and ceilings indoors or out.
Bullet Cameras
The visible deterrent. Long-range lenses and strong infrared make bullets perfect for driveways, car parks, yards and building perimeters.
PTZ Cameras
Pan, tilt and zoom — one camera covering what would take several fixed units. Operators (or AI auto-tracking) can follow activity across large areas.
Turret Cameras
The modern favourite. A ball-and-socket design with no dome glass, so no glare or spider-web problems — excellent night-time images.
Panoramic Cameras
Multi-sensor cameras stitching 180° or full 360° views — one unit watching an entire car park, floor or venue with no blind spots between cameras.
What a home setup actually needs.
A good home system isn't about camera count — it's about covering the right places, recorded reliably and reaching your phone only when it matters.
Front door & doorbell view
Most callers, deliveries and attempted intrusions happen at the front. A dome or doorbell-height camera captures every visitor face-on.
Ring doorbell & camera installs
We supply, install and configure Ring video doorbells and Ring cameras — wired in properly, connected to your WiFi and set up on your phone.
Driveway & vehicles
A bullet or turret camera with night vision watches cars, bikes and side gates — where most opportunist theft happens.
Rear garden & back entrances
Rear access points are the most common break-in route. Coverage here closes the loop around your home.
Recorder & storage
An NVR sized for 14–30 days of footage, tucked away safely — with optional cloud backup for critical cameras.
Phone alerts that matter
Person detection instead of motion detection, so you hear about visitors — not every passing cat.
Our suggestion: most homes are well covered by a 3–4 camera system — dome at the front, bullet or turret on the drive, one covering the rear — with an NVR and person-detect alerts. Typically yes, but depending on the size of your house the recommended camera system may vary — we'll confirm exactly what's needed at the site survey.
What a business installation requires.
Commercial CCTV carries more responsibility: insurance requirements, compliance, staff and customer safety, and footage that stands up as evidence. We design for all of it.
Entrances, exits & tills
Face-height coverage of every way in and out, plus counters and card terminals — the areas insurers and police ask about first.
Stock & back-of-house
Storerooms, kitchens, delivery doors and staff areas, protecting stock and supporting staff safety.
Compliant signage & retention
We position cameras compliantly, supply the required signage and size storage to your insurer's retention period.
Remote multi-site viewing
Owners of multiple premises see every site in one app, live and on playback.
Integration
CCTV linked with your WiFi network and EPOS, so an incident at the till can be matched to the transaction record.
Our suggestion: shops and cafés typically need 4–8 cameras (entrances, till, floor, rear door); offices and warehouses scale up with PTZ coverage. Depending on the size of your site the recommended system may vary — we'll confirm at the site survey, and every quote is fixed and itemised.
How CCTV has evolved.
CCTV began in the nineties with grainy analogue cameras recording onto VHS tapes that needed changing every day — better than nothing, but rarely clear enough to use as evidence. The 2000s brought digital video recorders, ending the daily tape swap and making footage searchable at last, though picture quality still lagged behind.
The real leap came in the 2010s, when IP cameras running over network cabling delivered full-HD and then 4K detail — suddenly faces and number plates were identifiable, and cloud connectivity meant you could check your property from a beach on the other side of the world.
Today's cameras don't just record — they understand. AI-powered systems recognise people, vehicles and behaviour as it happens, alerting you to what actually matters and filtering out everything that doesn't. CCTV has changed more in the last decade than in the previous three combined — and we install the good stuff.
AI cameras: security that understands what it sees.
Traditional cameras record everything and tell you nothing. AI-powered cameras analyse the scene as it happens: they can tell a person from a passing car, a delivery from a loiterer, and a customer from someone crossing into a restricted area after hours.
- Person & vehicle detection — alerts only for what matters
- Line-crossing and intrusion zones for out-of-hours protection
- Auto-tracking PTZ that follows movement across a site
- Number plate recognition (ANPR) for gates and car parks
- Smart search — find every appearance of a person in seconds
The result: fewer false alarms, faster response, and footage you can actually search. We'll advise honestly on where AI features are worth it — and where a well-placed standard camera does the job.
See Hikvision's AcuSense AI in action →
NVR, DVR & app password resets.
Forgotten the password to your recorder or the CCTV app on your phone? It happens to almost everyone — and being locked out of your own cameras is a nightmare, especially right when you need the footage. We recover and reset NVRs, DVRs and IP cameras, reconnect your phone app, and hand everything back secured with credentials that make sense.
We work with most major brands — whether or not we installed the original system.
- NVR & DVR password recovery and resets
- IP camera lockout recovery
- Phone app reconnection & setup
- Firmware updates while we're there
- Everything re-secured properly before we leave
CCTV questions, answered.
Do I need CCTV for my home or business?
CCTV is one of the most effective ways to protect a property. Cameras act as a visible deterrent and provide clear evidence if an incident happens. We tailor every system to the property, so you get the right level of protection — no more, no less.
What types of CCTV systems do you install?
Both wired and wireless systems — dome, bullet, turret, PTZ and covert cameras, on IP, analogue or hybrid platforms. From a single-camera home setup to multi-site commercial systems with remote access.
Can I view my CCTV footage remotely?
Yes — every system includes secure mobile and desktop access, so you can watch live and review recordings from anywhere.
I've forgotten my CCTV app or DVR password — can you help?
Yes, and you're not alone — it's one of the most common calls we get. We recover and reset passwords on NVRs, DVRs and IP cameras, get your phone app reconnected, and leave everything secured with proper credentials you can actually remember. It works on most major brands, whether or not we installed the original system.
Do you provide maintenance and repairs?
Yes. Routine servicing, software updates and emergency callouts anytime — charges may depend on distance. Every installation carries our 6-month workmanship guarantee; hardware is covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
Secure your property today.
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