Question 1

Can I view my cameras and footage from my phone?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every system we install includes secure remote viewing from your phone, tablet, or computer. You can check in live, scrub through past footage, get motion alerts, and share clips, all without depending on a cloud subscription. We set up the app, walk you through it, and make sure it actually works before we leave.

Question 2

Do you install Ring, Nest, and other consumer brands?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We install Ring, Nest, Eufy, Arlo, and most consumer security camera brands. We also install professional-grade systems like Ubiquiti UniFi Protect, Reolink, Lorex, and Hikvision for larger homes or whole-property coverage.

Question 3

Will the cameras work at night?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The cameras we install use infrared or low-light sensors to record clear footage in complete darkness, often at the same resolution they record during the day. Some models can even capture color in low light using ambient light from streetlamps or porch lights. We help you pick the right camera for each location based on how dark it actually gets.

Question 4

Can you upgrade or fix my existing security camera system?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, yes. We can add cameras, replace failing units, re-route wiring, redesign the network, and reconfigure the app, even if the original installer is no longer in the picture.

Question 5

Where should I put security cameras on my home?

Accepted Answer

Camera placement matters more than camera count. We start by walking the property with you and identifying the spots that actually need coverage: driveways, front and back doors, side gates, garage entries, blind spots along fences, and any approach to the home that isn’t visible from inside. The right placement gets you full coverage with fewer cameras and no gaps, instead of cameras everywhere and still missing the angle that matters.

Question 6

What’s the difference between wired and wireless security cameras?

Accepted Answer

Wired security cameras run on Ethernet (PoE), get power and data over the same line, and stay online without depending on Wi-Fi. Wireless cameras are easier to install but rely on your home network, and lower-end models often drop offline. For most Bay Area homes, we recommend wired or hybrid systems for reliability.

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