Design, installation, and setup of cameras. Recording to NVR, mobile app, motion notifications, night vision. Clean installation and quick deployment.
A CCTV system only makes sense when it sees properly, records reliably, and you can control it anytime. We deliver complete solutions – from design to deployment.
We design placements so you can recognize faces, license plates, or movement in critical areas. No blind spots and unnecessary cameras.
We hide cabling, handle details, and configure power and network so the system works stably for years.
We arrive, install, configure the app and notifications. We don't leave until you can open and playback footage yourself.
We set retention period, recording quality, and access rights. We handle NVR in technical rooms or simple solutions for apartments.
Mobile access and footage review without "hackable" settings. Properly configured accounts, passwords, and permissions.
When you want to add a camera, upgrade storage, or fine-tune notifications, we're available even after installation.
No guesswork. In 5 steps, we guide you from shot design to functional recording and mobile app.
Tell us what you want to monitor (entrance, gate, car, patio, garden). We'll schedule a site survey or quick consultation.
We design placements and focal lengths that make sense: person identification, night scenarios, minimizing blind spots.
You receive an overview: camera count, recording type (NVR), storage, access, and final price. No hidden items.
Clean cabling, connections, configuration of recording, detections, and notifications. We test everything in real conditions.
We configure the app on your phone, show you how to playback footage and manage access. You can expand or fine-tune settings anytime.
A quick idea of what we do most often. Every property has different "blind spots," so we always customize shot design – ensuring footage makes sense even at night.
Discreet solution for entrance, hallway, or basement. The goal is simple: quick notifications and usable footage (not just "something is moving").
Complete property surveillance: driveway, doors, patio, garage, and garden. Focus on night image, usable footage, and stable recording.
Overview of operations, warehouse, and entrances. Focus on zones, user permissions, and quick event retrieval (no complicated clicking).
Where "ideal" internet isn't always available. We design connectivity and recording so the system works stably and you have remote control.
Not sure about camera count? Send a few photos of your property and we'll design shots and provide an estimated price.
Get Design & Quote Call: +420 604 310 510Installation, setup, and service. The goal is simple: usable footage day and night and control that everyone can handle.
You don't want 200 notifications daily. We set up detections to alert you about what matters: people, vehicles, specific zones – and filter out the rest.
We configure cameras to alert about people in the driveway, but not leaves or cats.
Stability, power, and data over a single cable. Ideal for outdoors and 24/7 recording. The result is a reliable system without dropouts.
Where cabling isn't possible. We design coverage and power to ensure functionality. If it doesn't make sense, we'll tell you upfront.
A CCTV system isn't just an image on a monitor. It's also clean cabling, precisely placed components, and an installation that doesn't disrupt your property's appearance.
No, it won't. We set up notifications exactly according to your household routine: only when you're not home, only at night, only in selected zones (e.g., driveway), or only when detecting a person/vehicle. Recording can run continuously, but you only receive notifications when it makes sense.
Yes, they can. You see live view in the mobile app, playback is just a few clicks away, and event searching is simple (timeline/events). During handover, we set everything up, explain it, and make sure you're comfortable navigating the system.
Most commonly 3–6 cameras: driveway and gate, main entrance, garden/patio, back entrance, garage or parking area. We don't design 'by number of cameras' but by risk points – the goal is to cover access points and have usable footage for identification.
Yes – modern cameras have quality night modes (IR and color night vision depending on type). Key factors are proper placement, focal length, and mounting height: if the camera is poorly positioned, you won't see anything even in 4K. We design positions so the footage isn't just a 'silhouette' but actually usable image.
Standard recording retention is set to 7–30 days (depending on camera count, resolution, and disk capacity). If you need longer history (e.g., for a cottage), we'll design appropriate storage. We always match capacity with what you expect from the system.
Recording to NVR can work even without internet. Internet is mainly needed for remote mobile access and notifications. If internet goes down, the system continues recording – and when connection is restored, remote access resumes.
For family homes, we most often recommend wired IP cameras with PoE – they're stable, interference-resistant, and don't need an outlet near the camera. Wi-Fi can make sense where cable really isn't possible, but with security, reliability is the priority.
Usually not. Cables are typically run in conduits, cable channels, under ceilings, in the attic, technical rooms, or using existing routes. During site survey, we'll propose the cleanest routing option and agree on what's aesthetically acceptable for you.
We primarily aim cameras at your property. If public space or a neighbor's property enters the frame, we address this with proper angling and features like 'privacy masks' (covering part of the image). We also advise on practical steps (area signage, reasonable recording retention) to ensure everything makes sense and is defensible.
Yes. We design systems to be expandable – add a camera, upgrade to a larger disk, add another zone. Expansion usually means minimal intervention to the existing installation if planned for from the start.
We take security seriously: we set strong passwords, proper user permissions, updates, recommended network settings, and secure remote access methods. The result is a system that's convenient to use but doesn't underestimate internet risks.
The price mainly depends on camera count, image quality requirements (identification vs overview), complexity of cable routes, recording type/disk capacity, and any extras (microphone, person/vehicle detection, scene lighting). After a brief consultation, we prepare a clear proposal and itemized quote – no 'surprises' on site.
