Las Vegas · Residential & Commercial
Security camera systems in Las Vegas
Recorded on site. Viewable anywhere. No monthly fee to watch your own footage.
Overview
Placement decides everything
A camera system is only as good as where the cameras are pointed and how the video gets stored. We spend the assessment working out sight lines, entry points, lighting conditions at night, and where the recorder can live safely — before anyone talks about how many cameras you need.
Everything records to an on-site recorder that belongs to you. Video stays in your building, you view it from your phone, and there is no subscription standing between you and your own footage.
The same design discipline scales up: we build camera systems for warehouses and distribution facilities, HOA common areas and gates, and licensed dispensaries with Nevada compliance requirements.
What a typical install includes
- Site assessment covering coverage angles, night performance, and blind spots
- Cameras matched to the job — turret, bullet, dome, panoramic, or license plate
- On-site NVR with surveillance-rated storage sized to your retention needs
- New Cat6 home-run to each camera, properly terminated and tested
- Weather-rated exterior mounting and sealed penetrations
- Remote viewing configured on every phone in the household or office
- Active-deterrence options with lights and speakers where they make sense
- Ubiquiti UniFi
- IllumiVue
- Control4
- Crestron
- Savant
Common questions
Questions we get asked
How many cameras do I actually need?
Fewer than most people are sold, placed better. Coverage comes from angle and placement, not count. On a typical home the useful positions are driveway, front door, back yard, and side gates. On commercial property it is entrances, registers or cash handling, dock and delivery areas, and parking. We map it during the assessment.
Can I see the cameras on my phone?
Yes, on every system we install, from anywhere with internet. We set the apps up on your devices and walk you through them before leaving the property.
What happens to recordings if the internet goes out?
Recording continues. The recorder is on site and does not depend on your internet connection — you only lose remote viewing until service comes back, and the footage from the outage is there when it does.
How long is footage kept?
It depends on camera count, resolution, and drive size. Two to four weeks is typical, and we size storage during the design so you get the retention you actually want rather than whatever a stock kit happens to hold.
Get a free on-site assessment
We walk the property, listen to what you actually need, and send a written proposal within 48 hours. No pressure, no lease, no obligation.