Camera coverage and infrastructure your business can rely on.

It depends on the property and what you want to see, not a rule of thumb. Most homes land around four to eight to cover doors, driveway, and yard approaches with the overlap that actually catches an event. We map it at the walkthrough and tell you honestly where another camera earns its place.

Outdoor cameras are weather- and glare-rated to run through heat, rain, and a dark night; indoor cameras can be smaller and more discreet because they aren't fighting the elements. We pick per location rather than one model everywhere, so each camera suits where it sits.

As long as the storage you choose allows. Retention trades off camera count, resolution, and drive size — we size the drive to the number of days you want to look back, and the oldest footage rolls off automatically once it's full.

Yes. Every system is set up with a mobile app so you can watch the live view and play back recorded footage from anywhere. We configure the remote access securely so your feed reaches you without leaving the recorder exposed.

Some can, and whether that's appropriate depends on placement and Texas law on recording conversations. We set audio to match what's sensible and legal for each location, and talk it through at the walkthrough rather than leaving it on by default.

Recording happens locally on the NVR or DVR and keeps working even if your internet drops. Internet is only needed for remote viewing on your phone, and a normal home connection is plenty — the app streams on demand rather than uploading everything.

An NVR records network (IP) cameras, usually powered over the same cable that carries the video. A DVR records HD analog cameras over coax, which makes it the natural upgrade when a building already has coax runs. They aren't interchangeable — every camera kit we sell pairs cameras with the recorder that actually records them.

Our standard hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00am – 6:00pm. Work outside those hours is available for a fixed after-hours fee, subject to availability — see below.

Weekday work before 8:00am or after 6:00pm adds a fixed $150 fee, subject to availability. Standard-hours work carries no time surcharge.

Yes, subject to availability. Weekend work adds a fixed $250 fee.

No — out-of-hours and weekend windows are subject to availability. Pick your preferred window when you book and Aji confirms what's possible on the call.

Before you commit, every time: beside the window in the booking form and at the checkout installation step, and again in your confirmation email. Never as a surprise afterward.

With the installation, after the walkthrough. It isn't part of anything you pay online at checkout.

A few cameras and a recorder is often a single day. Whole-property coverage or structured cabling can run several days depending on the property. We give you a realistic window at the walkthrough — never a guess over the phone.

Network and data cabling in Cat6 and Cat6A copper — pulled, terminated, labeled and tested to a central rack or panel, with PoE switching and Wi-Fi access points where they're needed.

No. Our network work is data and Cat cable; we don't install optical fiber.

Yes. We take on service and repair for systems we didn't originally install, after a walkthrough to understand what's there. Sometimes the honest answer is that a system is worth replacing rather than repairing, and we'll tell you.

The manufacturer's warranty covers the hardware for its term — 36 months on the Capture Advance recorders and cameras, three years on a WD Purple drive — and our own workmanship guarantee covers the installation for 12 months from the day we finish. Contact us with your order reference and we tell you plainly which one applies before we do anything. Full terms on our Warranty page.

Installation isn't charged today. Aji quotes it after a free walkthrough. It depends on the property — walls, ceilings, distances and the number of devices — so we don't publish a figure we would have to change once we've seen the space.

Capture Advance recorders and cameras, WD Purple surveillance drives, Proficient Audio Systems speakers and subwoofers, Elite Screens projection screens, Eaton wall plates, and a W Box Technologies professional monitor. Mounts are sold on their specifications. Every product page names its maker and model.

Often, yes. If your gear is standards-compatible and in good shape, we design around it rather than forcing a rip-and-replace. We'll be honest at the walkthrough if a specific piece is holding the system back.

No. We're vendor-neutral by design — IPVM-trained to judge equipment on the evidence, not the brochure. We pick what fits your building and budget rather than whatever we're incentivized to push.

No — cable lengths depend on your building, so every kit page lists what you'll also need in plain language instead of letting you find out after delivery.

Network (IP) cameras record on an NVR; HD analog cameras record on a DVR. Each recorder also has a channel count and a maximum resolution it records at — the kits are matched on all three, and each product page lists what it needs.

Yes, as installation services — book a walkthrough and we'll scope the job. Products for them aren't in the online shop yet.