Cameras and door entry run on the same infrastructure as the rest of your network, so it makes sense to have one contractor install both. We cable, install and commission IP CCTV and access control, then hand over the documentation.
Camera positions are planned around what you actually need to see, with the right lens, mounting height and lighting conditions in mind. Footage that cannot identify anyone is a cost rather than a safeguard.
Fobs, readers, intercoms and door hardware, set up around how people move through the building. We cover doors, barriers and gates, and leave you with a system your facilities team can manage.
Running the data cabling and the security systems under one contract removes the gap where problems usually appear. There is one survey, one programme of works and one team responsible for the result.
Our engineers are directly employed and DBS checked, with clearance for Ministry of Defence and prison service environments. On sensitive sites that matters as much as the equipment on the wall.
Usually yes. We will look at what is already installed, tell you honestly whether it is worth extending, and quote for either option.
Yes. Structured cabling is our core business, so camera and door links are installed and tested to the same standard as the rest of the network.
Yes. Most of our security work happens in live buildings, and we plan around normal operating hours.
You do, and we will show your team how. If you would rather we maintained it, we can arrange planned visits.
Tell us what you want to cover and we will tell you what it would take.
We will survey the site free of charge and quote a fixed price, including the cabling and the commissioning.
Tell us where the site is and what you are planning. We will come and look, free of charge, then quote a fixed price. No obligation.
A 12 point checklist for IT and facilities managers. What to ask, what to check, and what should be in the handover pack. Free, no obligation.
We will only use your details to send the checklist and follow up once. No lists, no sharing.
