Staten Island, NY
(718) 874-8552

Video & Surveillance

Security Camera Installation

Cameras chosen for your building, placed where they earn their keep, and configured so the footage is actually usable when you need it.

Placement Matters More Than the Camera

A camera pointed at the wrong spot is not much better than no camera at all. We handle selection and placement together, so the hardware you get matches where it is actually going, then handle configuring cloud sharing and programming auto archives so the footage is stored and reachable rather than sitting on a drive nobody checks.

Where Cameras Actually Belong

Our own rule of thumb: at least one camera covering the entrance, plus coverage anywhere money is handled or the public has access. Past that, placement depends on the layout of your specific building, which is why we look at the space before recommending where cameras go.

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How it comes together

  • Camera selection
  • Placement
  • Cloud sharing setup
  • Auto-archiving & remote access

At least one camera at the entrance, plus anywhere money is handled or the public has access.

Our own placement guidance, given to every business we install for.

What a Camera System Actually Buys You

  • Visual proof and evidence in the event of a crime

    A clear record of what happened, rather than one person's account against another's.

  • A deterrent to crime or wrongdoing

    Visible cameras change behavior before an incident happens, not just after it.

  • A system of record for logging important activities

    A running record of who came and went and when, useful well beyond any single incident.

  • Safeguards against customer accusations

    Footage to check a claim against, instead of taking a disputed story at face value.

  • Reduced liability in the event of an incident

    Evidence on hand if an incident on your property ever needs to be accounted for.