Security camera installation for footage you can actually use.

There is no flat per-camera price. Cost depends on what you need the system to do: how many cameras and what kind, how far they need to identify someone, and how long you keep footage. We assess the property and document the full scope before presenting a project-specific proposal.

UniFi Protect is a locally managed system that is often a strong fit if you want simple administration and already use UniFi networking or access control. AXIS supports a broad range of specialized cameras, analytics, and integrations. We pick one, or combine them, based on the property, budget, and growth plan.

Not necessarily. A properly configured local recorder keeps recording while its power, network, and drives stay healthy. Off-site viewing and remote alerts generally need internet. We can discuss backup connectivity for critical remote access.

It depends on drive capacity, camera count, and how much activity each scene records. Thirty to ninety days is a common commercial target, but the right number comes from your operating, insurance, and compliance needs. We calculate storage before equipment is finalized.

On supported systems, you view footage by phone or browser, with role-based permissions you control. Three Factor Security does not need standing access to your video. We get temporary support access only when you authorize it and the scope calls for it.

Often, yes, once we check compatibility, condition, and firmware. Some ONVIF-compatible third-party cameras work with supported platforms, though features may be more limited than with native devices. We tell you what can stay and what should be replaced before proposing an upgrade.

More megapixels don't automatically give you better evidence. Lens, distance, and lighting all matter. Plate capture and long-range identification usually need a camera positioned and lensed for that job, rather than one wide-angle camera covering everything.

Yes, if the camera and software support them. Set up properly, analytics can classify people and vehicles, read license plates, and cut down on routine motion alerts. We review accuracy, privacy, and how your team will respond before turning them on.