For your home
Cameras you can actually check from your phone
Security cameras, video doorbells and smart lighting — installed, on the network, and still working when you are three states away.
Most camera systems fail for network reasons, not camera reasons: the camera at the far end of the drive has no signal, the recordings stop when the internet drops, or the app logs you out and nobody knows the password. We install the cameras and we fix the network they depend on, which is why ours tend to still be working a year later.
What's included
What the job covers
- Camera placement planned around what you actually want to see — the drive, the shop, the back door
- Wired cameras where we can get a cable there, battery or Wi-Fi where we cannot
- Video doorbells fitted and chimed properly, including older wiring
- Recording that keeps working when the internet goes down, not only in the cloud
- The app set up on every phone in the house, with the logins written down for you
- Smart lights, locks and thermostats added if you want them, on a network that will not drop them
What that gets you
The result
You can check from anywhere
Live view and recordings on your phone, set up and tested before we leave.
Footage when it matters
Local recording as well as cloud, so an internet outage does not mean losing the clip.
Nothing dropping off
The cameras sit on a network built to carry them, separate from your own machines.
Sound familiar?
Any of these you?
- "We bought cameras a year ago and two of them stopped working."
- "Something happened on the drive and the footage wasn't there."
- "We want a doorbell camera but the wiring is ancient."
- "The app keeps logging us out and nobody remembers the password."
Any of those is a good reason to get in touch. Tell us what is going on and we will give you a price — and we will say so if it is not something we should take on.
Next step
Tell us what’s not working.
A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether we’re the right fit. No pitch deck, no pressure — just a straight read on what you’ve got and what it would take to fix it.