IP cameras · NVR · remote viewing

Security Camera Installation

A camera is only worth what it can prove. We design each one around a job — a face at the door, a plate in the lot, an overview of the floor, or the register — then install it clean and set up remote viewing that actually works.

The Hi-Tech Camera Placement Tool showing camera coverage on a satellite map
What's included

Done right, from the first walkthrough

Placement & lens planning

We pick the height, angle and lens for each camera so faces are identifiable and plates are readable — not the tops of heads or a blur at night.

NVR & storage sizing

We size the recorder and drives to your camera count, resolution and how many days you need to keep — with room for scene motion.

Clean cabling & PoE

Wired PoE where reliability matters, with a switch that can actually power every camera when the IR turns on at night.

Secure remote viewing

View on your phone the right way — no default passwords, no cameras left wide open to the internet.

Start free

Map your coverage before we quote

Use the free tools to place cameras, find blind spots and size storage. Send us the plan and we'll confirm the angles, lenses and cable paths at no cost.

Camera Placement Tool — visual coverage map
Blind Spot Checker — score your weak areas
Storage & PoE calculators — size it right

Trusted hardware

HikvisionDahuaHoneywellUbiquiti

Already have cameras? We service and security-audit existing systems from any brand or installer.

Answers

Security camera questions

How much does camera installation cost?

It depends on camera count, how easy the cable runs are, the recorder and storage you need, and indoor vs outdoor placement. Map your cameras with the free Camera Placement Tool and we'll give an exact quote after a walkthrough.

Which brands do you install?

Industry-standard IP cameras and recorders — Hikvision, Dahua, Honeywell and Ubiquiti — chosen for the job, not whatever's cheapest. We also service and secure existing systems.

Can I keep my existing cameras?

Often yes. We can add to a working system, replace only the cameras that are failing or badly placed, and reuse good cable. We'll also check existing cameras for vulnerabilities during the walkthrough.

Wired or wireless cameras?

Wired PoE for anything that matters — steady power, no dropped signal, one cable. Wi-Fi is fine for light-duty spots with strong signal. Use the Wi-Fi Reliability Check to see which spots are risky.

Let's cover it right

Book a free walkthrough across Cleveland, Akron and Canton — or send your camera plan and we'll review it.