Monitoring starts at $1 per camera per day a month, and the first month is free. The final number depends on camera count and hours covered, since a dealership lot watched all night is different from a warehouse yard watched on weekends. If your existing cameras are good enough we use them; if not, we quote what needs to be added. The free site survey settles both questions.

In most cases, yes. A person cutting through a dealer lot on Auto Center Drive or a job site off Sand Canyon expects to be alone. A voice from a speaker naming what they are wearing and telling them police are being called changes that fast. Most leave immediately. For the ones who do not, the operator stays on the cameras and gives Irvine Police a live description.

Often. If your cameras are IP-based, cover the areas that matter, and give a usable image at night, we can connect them to the monitoring platform. Older analog systems or cameras aimed at the wrong spots may need upgrades. We check all of that at the free site survey and tell you exactly what will and will not work before you sign anything.

An alarm reacts after a door or window is breached. AI monitoring sees people on the property before they touch anything, warns them off with live audio, and only escalates verified threats — so you get prevention instead of a report.

Usually yes. Most IP camera systems from the last several years can be connected. We check compatibility during the free assessment and only recommend new cameras where coverage is missing.

Monitoring is $1 per camera per day on a schedule (for example nights and weekends) or $1.50 per camera per day for 24/7 watch, first month free, with the exact monthly total set after your free assessment. There is no long-term contract.