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Residential CCTV Systems
Discreet cameras covering the approaches that actually matter — the drive, the doors, the side return — with crisp night vision, recording locally or to the cloud, and alerts that reach your phone in seconds.
The service
What we deliver
Good home CCTV is about coverage, not camera count: the drive, the front door, the side return and the garden approach, each framed deliberately at the height an identification actually needs, with crisp night vision and alerts that reach your phone in seconds.
We install discreet, weather-sealed cameras with cabling routed invisibly, set up recording locally or to the cloud to suit you, and configure the app on every family phone before we leave.
What's included
- Site survey and camera plan before any drilling
- Discreet cameras with sharp night vision
- Concealed cabling and tidy, sealed mounting
- Local or cloud recording configured
- Phone alerts tuned to avoid false alarms
- Full demonstration and app setup at handover
Why it pays off
What you gain
Coverage where it matters
Cameras are positioned around how your home is actually approached — front door, driveway, side return — not simply pointed at the garden. Every angle is agreed on site, with you.
Deterrence plus evidence
A visible, well-sited camera discourages opportunists, and if anything does happen you have clear, time-stamped footage to pass to your insurer or the police.
Discreet on the house
We favour compact cameras and concealed cabling that sit quietly against brick or render, so the system protects the property without dominating it.
How it works
Three steps, no surprises
Survey and coverage design
We walk the property with you, note entry points and blind spots, and plan camera positions and fields of view — including angling cameras away from neighbouring properties wherever practical, in line with UK guidance on domestic CCTV.
Clean installation
Cabling is routed through lofts, voids or slim trunking, cameras are aligned and focused, and the recorder is tucked away somewhere sensible and secure.
App setup and walkthrough
We connect the system to your phones, tune motion zones and alerts, and show you live view, playback and how to export a clip before we leave.
Sound familiar?
Asked for every week
If your project looks like one of these, we've delivered one like it — and we'll bring relevant photos to your consultation.
- Four-camera system covering the front door, driveway and rear garden of a semi-detached home
- Single discreet camera watching the side-return passage of a Victorian terrace
- Upgrading a tired analogue system to high-definition cameras using the existing cable runs
- Coverage for a garden office and shed where bikes and tools are kept
- Front and rear cameras for a ground-floor flat with its own entrance
- CCTV for a live-work unit, covering the workshop door as well as the domestic entrance
Good to know
Common questions
How many cameras does a typical house need?
Most homes are well covered with three to five: front approach, rear garden, side access and sometimes a driveway or outbuilding. Our survey maps actual approaches rather than selling cameras by the box.
Local recording or cloud subscription?
Local recording has no monthly fee and keeps footage in your hands; cloud adds off-site backup if equipment is stolen. Many clients run both — local as primary, cloud for the critical cameras.
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Book a free, no-obligation consultation and we will walk the space with you, talk through the options and prepare a detailed estimate.