Indoor cameras
Entrances, counters, hallways and stock rooms.
Doors, parking, stock rooms, yards and front counters. We plan coverage, run the cabling, install the cameras and recorder, set up phone viewing and keep it all updated, as part of the same team that runs your IT.
Updated October 1, 2026 · Written by our BC engineering team (P.Eng & AScT-led)
It depends on the number of cameras, cabling distances, recording length and features like analytics or licence plate reading. Camera projects are quoted up front after we see the site. Once installed, the system is secured and updated alongside the rest of your IT.
Projects are quoted up front.
Entrances, counters, hallways and stock rooms.
Parking, yards, loading docks and gates, built for BC rain.
Recorders sized for how many days of footage you need.
Live and recorded video on your phone, set up securely.
People and vehicle detection, line crossing and licence plates.
Businesses in BC must follow privacy law when they record people. In practice: post signage, point cameras only where you have a reason to record, and limit who can view footage. We help you place cameras sensibly; your privacy officer or lawyer should confirm your policy.
Security matters too. Cheap cameras exposed to the internet are a common way into a network. Ours sit on a separate, protected network and are updated with the rest of your IT.
Tell us what's going on. A real person in BC replies, usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
The questions Lower Mainland business owners ask us most.
Yes. We set up secure phone viewing for you and the staff you choose.
Yes. From a small shop to large warehouses and yards.
No. Camera projects are quoted separately, up front.
Call, email or chat. A real person in BC usually answers within 15 minutes.