Surveillance packages shaped around public housing layouts

Main door and gate cameras

Your primary entry is the most common request we receive. We mount vandal-resistant domes or compact turret cameras to capture faces at the gate and parcels left at the door. Wide-angle lenses prevent the "top of head only" problem caused by low ceiling heights on older blocks.

For units with metal gates, we advise on bracket placement so grilles do not obstruct infrared emitters. Where permitted, we integrate doorbell cameras with chime adapters that work with existing bells — no need to replace what already functions.

Indoor cameras help families monitor elderly parents, verify helper activity during working hours, or check on pets. We position lenses to avoid bathrooms and neighbour windows.

Bomb shelters are popular NVR locations: cool, lockable, and out of sight. When shelter space is unavailable, we use compact recorders that fit media consoles with proper ventilation.

Some residents want visibility of the lift landing outside their unit. We angle cameras to cover your immediate threshold without recording deep into shared corridors against town council guidelines.

Fluorescent tubes flicker on many floors; we select cameras with anti-flicker settings and recommend supplemental IR only where it will not glare off lift doors.

Multi-level units need coordinated coverage between stair landings and open living areas. We run structured cabling through existing conduits where possible, avoiding exposed trunking in visible living spaces. Separate camera zones on the NVR let you arm upstairs while children study downstairs.