Cameras and recording
4 MP domes and turrets, a recorder sized to the days you need to keep, and footage you can search and export from a phone.
Cameras · access control · cabling · monitoring · Clark County since 2009
Cameras and door access for buildings people manage for a living.
Offices, warehouses, shops and apartment communities across the valley. Price the job below in two minutes, book a surveyor to walk it, and follow it from survey to switch-on in your client portal.
- NSCB C-2d
- Low-voltage contractor
- PILB licensed
- Alarm company
- $2M / $4M
- Liability insured
What we install
Three systems, one crew, one service line.
Door access
Card and mobile readers, strikes and maglocks, and a schedule per door. Add or revoke a person in seconds, not a locksmith visit.
Cabling and head-end
Cat6 runs terminated, labelled and tested, a PoE switch and a tidy closet your IT person won't curse.
Survey quote
Price the job, then book the walk-through.
A range now, a fixed price after the survey. The surveyor checks cable paths, mounting heights and door hardware, then the quote lands in your portal.
Book the site survey
Existing clients
Something not working? Tell the service desk.
Not the sales form. This goes straight to the dispatch queue, and you get a ticket number and a response window.
| Down now: site not secure | a technician within 4 hours, around the clock |
|---|---|
| Working, but degraded | a technician the next business day |
| Routine: a change or a question | a visit within 5 business days |
Case notes
By building type.
Office · 6 cameras · 3 reader doors · 12 drops · 90 days
Two-floor medical office, Summerlin
- The problem
- Keys cut for every new hire, and a DVR in a closet that nobody could search.
- What we did
- Mobile credentials for staff, a reader on the drug-storage room, cameras on both entries and the rear corridor, recording kept 90 days.
- Since
- Keys retired in a week; the manager exports a clip from her phone.
Warehouse · 12 cameras · 3 reader doors · takeover · 60 days
Distribution building, Airport submarket
- The problem
- An inherited system from a closed installer: half the cameras dark and no admin password.
- What we did
- Took over the existing cable, replaced the recorder, added turrets on every dock and the truck court, and put the man door on a reader.
- Since
- Every dock covered; the tenant's insurer accepted the camera schedule.
Retail · 9 cameras · 2 reader doors · Watch monitoring
Neighbourhood grocery, East Las Vegas
- The problem
- Night break-ins through the rear delivery door and no view of the till.
- What we did
- Cameras over the tills, aisles and the rear door, a reader on the stockroom and cash office, and health monitoring on the lot.
- Since
- The rear door is now opened only by name, and they know within minutes if a camera drops.
Multifamily · 5 cameras · 3 reader doors · Verified monitoring
220-unit community, Spring Valley
- The problem
- Parcel theft and a pool gate propped open every weekend.
- What we did
- Readers on the pedestrian gate, parcel room and fitness room; cameras on the gate and parcel room; verified alarms when a door is held.
- Since
- Residents open doors from their phones; the office revokes a move-out in seconds.
Licences and insurance
Licensed for the work, insured for the building.
Nevada requires a state contractor's licence for low-voltage work and a separate licence to install and monitor alarms. Certificates of insurance naming your property or management company go out the same day you ask.
Every number on this page is invented for this example. A real Nevada contractor's licence can be checked on the Nevada State Contractors Board's public search.
| Credential | Number | Limit or scope |
|---|---|---|
| Nevada State Contractors Board, C-2d Low-voltage systems | 0099417 fictional | Monetary limit $1,000,000 |
| Private Investigators Licensing Board, alarm company | 2291 fictional | Install, service and monitor alarms |
| Commercial general liability (Sagebrush Mutual) | GL-4471-2209 fictional | $2M per occurrence / $4M aggregate |
| Workers' compensation (Nevada) | WC-88-31025 fictional | Statutory |
| Contractor's surety bond | SB-600218 fictional | $50,000 |
| Commercial auto | CA-4471-0917 fictional | $1M combined single limit |