A dome security camera mounted on the exterior wall of a store

Security cameras · Metro Atlanta

Security Cameras in Atlanta that record what you need to see.

Cameras placed where the faces and plates actually are, a recorder sized to keep the footage, remote viewing on your phone — installed or replaced across metro Atlanta. Free written estimate, same-day when the schedule allows.

Placed for faces and plates, not paper coverage Recorder sized to the footage you need to keep Remote viewing set up before we leave
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12Services, one crew
12Metro Atlanta towns served
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What we do

Cameras, recorders and the view on your phone.

A camera system fails in three places: a lens pointed where nothing useful happens, a recorder that overwrote the footage before anyone looked, and a phone app nobody set up. We do all three parts.

New camera systems

IP or coax cameras for a home, a store, an office, a restaurant or a warehouse, cabled to a recorder and set up for viewing on a phone or a monitor.

Camera replacement

Swapping dead or blurry cameras on an existing system, or moving from an old analog set to cameras that can actually read a face at the register.

NVR and DVR recorders

Network recorders for IP cameras, digital recorders for coax. Sized by camera count, resolution and how many days of footage you need to keep before it rolls over.

Remote viewing

Live view and playback from your phone or a laptop, set up on your account, with the alerts tuned so you are not woken by every passing car.

Cabling and power

Cat6 or coax run cleanly to each camera, PoE where the cameras support it, and the recorder on a battery backup where specified so a flicker does not lose a day.

Entrances and registers

The two places footage is most often needed: a camera that gets a face at eye level at the door, and one that sees the register or the loading dock without glare.

How we work

How we design a camera system.

We walk the property and place cameras for what you need to see

Coverage on a drawing means nothing if the door camera sees the tops of heads or the lot camera faces the sun at closing time. We walk the entrances, the registers, the loading dock and the parking, and place each camera at a height and an angle that gets a face or a plate. Fewer cameras in the right places beat more in the wrong ones.

A glass storefront entrance on a commercial street

We size the recorder and the cabling to the cameras

A recorder is priced by channels and storage. We work out how many days you need to keep, at what resolution, and specify the drive to match, so the footage from Friday night is still there on Monday morning. Cables run in conduit or above the ceiling, not stapled along the trim.

A steel door and frame at the back of a commercial building

We set up remote viewing and show you the playback

Every camera is checked at night as well as in daylight. The app is installed on your phone, playback is demonstrated, the alerts are tuned, and you leave knowing how to pull a clip when you need one. The recorder's login is yours, written down and handed over.

The interior of a small business with the entrance in view

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Why homeowners choose us

Why our cameras catch what matters.

The camera is the cheapest part. Placement, storage and someone showing you the playback are the rest, and every job includes:

  • Free written estimate
  • Walkthrough, with cameras placed for faces and plates
  • Recorder sized to the days of footage you need
  • Cabling run in conduit or above the ceiling
  • Every camera checked in daylight and at night
  • Remote viewing installed on your phone and shown to you
  • Logins written down and handed to you
  • Same-day service when the schedule allows
  • Homes, stores, offices, restaurants and warehouses
A commercial entrance with a security camera above the door

The quote

What a camera system costs.

Camera count is what people expect to drive the price. Cabling distance, the recorder's storage, and whether it is a new system or a replacement on existing cable matter as much.

Always included

  • Walkthrough and a written estimate with each camera placed
  • Cameras, mounts and weatherproofing
  • NVR or DVR with storage sized to your retention
  • Cabling and power to each camera
  • Battery backup for the recorder where specified
  • Remote viewing set up on your devices
  • Every camera tested by day and by night
  • Logins handed over and playback demonstrated

What changes the number

  • How many cameras and where they go
  • New cabling, or reusing existing coax or Cat6
  • Days of footage kept, which sets the drive size
  • Resolution, and night or plate-reading cameras where needed
  • Ceiling height and how the cable gets there
  • A monitor or a display at the desk

Good to know

Camera questions owners ask.

Not seeing yours? Call (470) 691-8439 and just ask — we're happy to help.

NVR or DVR, which do I need?

An NVR records IP cameras over network cable, and is what a new system usually gets: a sharper picture, and one cable for power and video. A DVR records analog cameras over coax, and is the right answer when a building already has good coax and the budget is for better cameras rather than a rewire.

Can I keep my existing cameras and just replace the recorder?

If the cameras still give a usable picture, yes, and we check that they do before quoting. Often the cameras are the weak part and the recorder is fine; we say which.

How many days of footage will I have?

As many as the drive holds at your resolution and camera count. We ask how long you need, a week for most stores and longer for some property managers, and size the storage to it, rather than finding out when a clip is already gone.

Can I watch the cameras from my phone?

Yes. Live view and playback on iOS or Android, set up on your account during the installation, with alerts tuned so they mean something.

Do cameras need to be wired, or can they be wireless?

Wireless cameras still need power, and they drop off Wi-Fi at the worst times. For anything you rely on, we run cable. Battery and Wi-Fi cameras have their place at a home where a cable cannot go, and we will say when that is the case.

Can you do a store or a warehouse, not just a house?

Yes: stores, restaurants, offices, warehouses and apartment buildings across metro Atlanta, with the entrances, registers and docks placed first.

Worth reading first

Before you decide.

Where we work

Security camera installation across metro Atlanta.

Based at 3850 Holcomb Bridge Rd, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092, serving the communities below.

AtlantaSandy SpringsMariettaDuluthNorcrossAlpharettaRoswellBuckheadDecaturSmyrnaKennesawLawrenceville

Not sure if you're in range? Give us a call — if you're nearby, we'll take care of you.

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Send the form and we call you back the same business day with a time for a walkthrough or a same-day visit. Every number you get from us is in writing.

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