Business Security Camera Installation
Cameras that are actually recording, on a network that keeps them away from everything else, with footage that’s there when you need it.
We deploy and support Reolink, Ubiquiti, Snap One
Camera systems fail quietly. The drive filled up in March, or two cameras dropped off the network after a firmware update, or the footage retention was thirty days when the incident was thirty-five days ago. Nobody finds out until the one morning it matters. A camera system is only as good as the network and storage behind it, which is the part most installers treat as somebody else's problem.
What’s included
Site design and camera selection
Coverage planned around what you need to see (entrances, registers, yards, docks) rather than a fixed camera count sold as a package.
Reolink and UniFi Protect systems
We install and manage both. Which one suits you depends on the site, the existing network, and whether you want everything under one UniFi console.
The network behind the cameras
Cameras go on their own segment, not on the same network as your business systems. This is the part that gets skipped, and it’s the part that turns a camera into a way into your network.
Storage and retention that matches your needs
Retention sized to how long you would realistically need to look back, with monitoring so a full or failing drive is a ticket instead of a discovery.
Cabling and mounting
Runs pulled and terminated properly and every run tested after installation, including work done by a cabling partner on larger jobs. Cameras mounted where they’ll still be aimed correctly in two years.
Remote access, done safely
Viewing from your phone without exposing a recorder directly to the internet, which is how most camera systems end up on a public search index.
Who this is for
Retail, restaurants, warehouses, contractor yards, golf courses, auto shops, and any site where an incident means pulling footage rather than guessing.
Questions we get
Straight answers. If yours isn’t here, ask and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.
How much does a business camera system cost?
Hardware varies with camera count and type, and we quote it per site. The installation work is billed at $150/hour, quoted up front once we’ve seen the site. A small four-camera install is a very different job from a warehouse with a long cable run, so a site visit is worth more than a phone estimate.
Can you take over a camera system somebody else installed?
Usually, yes. We start by checking the things that are most often wrong: whether the cameras are on their own network segment, whether retention matches what you think it is, whether the recorder is exposed to the internet, and whether anything has silently dropped offline.
Will the cameras still work if the internet goes down?
Yes. Recording is local, so an internet outage stops remote viewing and alerts but not the recording itself. That is one reason we care about the on-site network and power as much as the cameras.
Often paired with
- Networks & Wi-FiWi-Fi designed from a survey rather than guesswork, on a network built by an engineer who has spent 20+ years running ISP and utility infrastructure.Learn more
- CybersecuritySegmentation, firewalls, and secure remote access, configured by people who have spent their careers inside networks that couldn’t go down.Learn more
- Managed IT & HelpdeskMonitoring, patching, and support for everything you run, so problems get found before they become your morning.Learn more
Let’s talk about security cameras
Twenty minutes on what you run and what keeps breaking. No pitch, and no obligation. We serve the Charleston metro and Lowcountry.