Are you setting up a brand-new security system or enhancing an existing one? Your choice helps us determine the labor and equipment needs for your project.

• New Installation: No current security cameras or infrastructure on site.
• Upgrade Existing System: Replacing or adding to an already installed security camera system.

Select the tier that best aligns with your business's security requirements and budget.

• Basic: Suitable for small businesses or specific areas needing fundamental surveillance.
• Commercial: A robust solution for typical business operations, offering a balance of features and cost-effectiveness.
• Enterprise: Designed for large organizations or high-security environments demanding advanced capabilities, extensive coverage, and superior performance.

Use the slider to indicate the total number of security cameras you plan to install.
This selection directly impacts your hardware cost estimate.

Select if your security system requires advanced camera types for specific surveillance needs:

• LPR (License Plate Recognition): Automatically reads and records vehicle license plates.
• PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom): Allows remote control to move, tilt, and zoom in on specific areas.
• Thermal: Detects heat signatures, useful for low-light conditions, long-range detection, and identifying abnormal temperatures.

Indicate how many of the selected specialty camera types (LPR, PTZ, Thermal) you require for your installation.

Your choice here accounts for the digital storage solution for your camera system.
We use these ranges to provide a realistic estimate for your storage costs.

Choose the storage solution tier that matches your system's scale and retention requirements.

• Basic: Suitable for straightforward local storage needs with standard retention, often for smaller setups.
• Commercial: Designed for typical business environments, offering more robust storage capacity, reliability, and potentially longer retention periods.
• Enterprise: For large-scale operations and high-security demands, providing extensive storage, advanced redundancy, and long-term, high-volume retention.

Choose the storage solution tier that matches your system's scale and retention requirements.

• Basic: Suitable for straightforward local storage needs with standard retention, often for smaller setups.
• Commercial: Designed for typical business environments, offering more robust storage capacity, reliability, and potentially longer retention periods.
• Enterprise: For large-scale operations and high-security demands, providing extensive storage, advanced redundancy, and long-term, high-volume retention.

Choose the storage solution tier that matches your system's scale and retention requirements.

• Basic: Suitable for straightforward local storage needs with standard retention, often for smaller setups.
• Commercial: Designed for typical business environments, offering more robust storage capacity, reliability, and potentially longer retention periods.
• Enterprise: For large-scale operations and high-security demands, providing extensive storage, advanced redundancy, and long-term, high-volume retention.

Choose the storage solution tier that matches your system's scale and retention requirements.

• Basic: Suitable for straightforward local storage needs with standard retention, often for smaller setups.
• Commercial: Designed for typical business environments, offering more robust storage capacity, reliability, and potentially longer retention periods.
• Enterprise: For large-scale operations and high-security demands, providing extensive storage, advanced redundancy, and long-term, high-volume retention.

Choose the storage solution tier that matches your system's scale and retention requirements.

• Basic: Suitable for straightforward local storage needs with standard retention, often for smaller setups.
• Commercial: Designed for typical business environments, offering more robust storage capacity, reliability, and potentially longer retention periods.
• Enterprise: For large-scale operations and high-security demands, providing extensive storage, advanced redundancy, and long-term, high-volume retention.

Choose the type of property where the security cameras will be installed.

• Office / Retail Store: Typically involves installations in finished spaces, sometimes requiring more discrete wiring.
• Warehouse: Often includes installations in open, high-ceiling environments, potentially requiring specialized equipment like lifts.
• K-12 / Church: May involve unique considerations for public access areas, varying ceiling heights, and specific scheduling needs.

Tell us if cameras will be installed mainly outdoors or indoors. According to this, we'll account for specific cabling, weatherproofing, and access requirements for your estimate.

• Indoor: Installation in finished spaces.
• Outdoor: Requires weather-resistant setup and specialized mounts.

Please indicate how many cameras will be installed outdoors. This helps us refine your installation labor and equipment cost estimate.

Choose where your outdoor cameras will be mounted.

• To the Building: On exterior walls or eaves.
• On Pre-existing Poles: On existing site poles.
• Roof: On the rooftop, may need special access.
• Telephone Pole: On utility poles, may need coordination.

Choose the approximate ceiling height for camera installation.

• Below 12 Feet: Standard heights (offices, retail).
• 12-30 Feet: Moderate heights (warehouses, gyms).
• 30+ Feet: Very high ceilings (large industrial sites).