HD IP Cameras
Bullet, dome, and turret cameras for entrances, parking, pools, mailrooms, and lobbies — placed for coverage, not guesswork.
HD camera systems designed for how your property actually works — entrances, parking, pools, mailrooms, and lobbies — installed and supported by one licensed contractor across California.
Licensed, bonded & insured · CSLB License No. 983815 · Over 20 years serving California
A complete system — cameras, recording, network, and the app in your pocket.
Bullet, dome, and turret cameras for entrances, parking, pools, mailrooms, and lobbies — placed for coverage, not guesswork.
Network video recorders sized to your camera count and retention needs, with redundant storage where it matters.
Live view, playback, and clip export from your phone or PC, with user accounts for managers, boards, and security.
Infrared and low-light cameras that hold detail after dark, where most incidents happen.
Purpose-built cameras at gates and driveways that read plates day and night, tied to your gate events.
Cameras that work with your access control, intercom, and gate operators, so an entry event pulls up the footage.
The right camera for each location — chosen for field of view, distance, lighting, and vandal resistance.
Long range & entrances
Discreet & vandal-resistant
Wide coverage
Pan, tilt & zoom
Gates & driveways
After dark
The camera problems we replace most often — and what replaces them.
From coverage plan to first clip export.
We walk the property, note incident history and blind spots, and check lighting, mounting, and network paths.
Camera types and positions, recorder and storage sized to your retention needs, in a written scope and price.
Cameras, cabling, and recorder installed and configured on a network built to carry them.
App access for your team, walkthrough of playback and export, and maintenance and cleaning options.
As long as you need. Retention depends on camera count, resolution, and storage; most properties keep 30 to 90 days. We size the recorder to your requirement and can add storage later.
Yes. Live view, playback, and clip export from a phone or PC, with separate accounts for managers, board members, and security so access can be granted and removed individually.
Yes. We specify infrared or low-light cameras for the locations that need them and position lighting and cameras together so faces and plates stay readable after dark.
Wired IP cameras on network cable are more reliable and carry power to the camera. Where trenching or cabling is impractical, we use point-to-point wireless links designed for the site.
Often, yes. Good-condition cabling and recent IP cameras can be kept; older analog cameras and coax are usually worth replacing. We tell you what to keep before you spend.
Either, or both. Local recording keeps footage on site and works without internet; cloud adds off-site copies and remote management. We recommend based on your bandwidth, budget, and how your team uses the system.
One licensed contractor for the whole system — and the standard we hold on every job.
Gates, access control, cameras, intercoms, lighting, and the network they run on — designed and installed together.
California CSLB License No. 983815. Over 20 years of work across the state.
Clear proposals before work starts, straight answers during, and a real person on the phone after.
Maintenance agreements, safety audits, and system design for the next phase — long after the job.
Call or email to schedule a site visit anywhere in California. You’ll get a written scope and price — no surprises.