Every entrance at face height, every roll-up door and loading dock, the parking lot from a high vantage point, the dumpster and side alley, and the cash or inventory area inside. In LA the alley and the lot are where the losses happen. We map placement on a free site survey and avoid restrooms, changing areas and neighboring residences, which California law prohibits.

Yes. Most LA landlords approve cameras as long as exterior penetrations are sealed, conduit is clean, and nothing is bolted through a roof membrane without permission. We provide a short scope and a certificate of insurance for the property manager, which is usually all they need. Downtown and Century City buildings may also require after-hours work and a sign-off from engineering.

We size recorders for 30 days at full resolution for most businesses, and longer for dealerships, cannabis retailers and warehouses that want 60 to 90 days. LAPD detectives often request footage days or weeks after an incident, so short retention is a real problem. We also set up remote access so you can pull clips from your phone. Ask on the free site survey.

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.