Yes. Old Town has design standards for anything visible from Front Street, so we use small housings tucked under eaves and awnings, hide the conduit, and match paint. Coverage goes to the entrance, patio, register and the rear alley where most break-ins happen. If the mounting counts as an exterior change, we handle the review with the City. The survey is free.

You need coverage that sees the whole lot at night, not just the showroom. That means high-mounted wide cameras for rows, longer lenses for the back fence, plate cameras at the driveways, and good low-light sensors. Recording alone only helps after the fact, so most Auto Mall dealerships pair the cameras with live AI monitoring that talks to intruders while they are still on the lot.

Most tilt-ups in the Business Park need eight to sixteen: each dock door, the yard and gate, the front entry, the shipping desk, and any aisle where high-value inventory sits. Larger yards and buildings with multiple tenants need more. Camera count drives the cost more than anything else, so we walk the site on a free survey and give you a map before quoting.

Most small commercial properties need 6 to 16 cameras: every entry, the register or reception, the loading area, the lot and the perimeter. The free site survey gives you an exact count and a camera map before you spend anything.

Yes. We install two-way audio cameras for deterrence and dedicated license plate cameras at driveways and gates, aimed and shuttered for plates at night.

Yes. Every system we install is monitoring-ready, and most existing IP systems can be connected too. You can add 24/7 monitoring at any time, from $1 per camera per day with the first month free.