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Home security
A handful of cameras, a recorder that tests itself every night and one morning message that says all is well.
From $3,400
exact price after a free site visit
What is included
Everything a quiet night needs
A coverage plan before anything is bought
Recorder with about an hour of battery
Alerts that name the place, with a frame
30 days of recording kept on site
How the work goes
Three steps, one engineer in charge
Site visit and plan
An engineer walks the plot with you, marks blind spots and leaves a coverage plan with a fixed price.
Installation in two to three days
Cables go in hidden runs, cameras and the recorder are mounted, and everything is tested at night before handover.
Handover and the console
You get the app, one screen with every camera and a plain explanation of what each alert means.
It starts with a walk
An engineer walks the property with you and turns what worries you into camera positions on a plan. You see what each camera covers before anything is bought.
One box does the work
Recording, power and the network live in one weatherproof recorder box. It runs a night test on every camera and disk, and keeps going for about an hour when the mains fail.
One message in the morning
At seven you get a single line: what the night test found and what it did. Alerts during the day say where and what, with a frame, not a code.
In numbers
Measured after handover, not promised before
14
cameras on a typical large plot
2-3 days
from first visit to handover
3 a week
alerts a family actually receives
FAQ
Questions we hear before every project
Anything else? Ask the engineer at the site visit. It is free and does not oblige you to order.
Do I need cameras on every side of the house?
Usually not. Most homes are covered by six to eight cameras placed at the driveway, the doors and the far corners of the garden. The plan shows the exact spots and why.
Will motion from trees and cats wake me up at night?
No. Motion is filtered by size and place before it becomes an alert, and you choose which zones may alert you at night.
What happens when the power goes?
The recorder has a battery that keeps cameras, recorder and internet running for several hours, and the console tells you when it switched over.
Can I add cameras later?
Yes. The recorder and cabling are planned with spare capacity, so adding a camera is a one-hour job.
Start with a free site visit
An engineer walks the site with you and leaves a coverage plan with a fixed price. The plan is yours to keep.
Book a site visit