Adjust the illustrated camera angle. The view should match the entrance you need to see.
A walkthrough, not a coverage plan. Your property and equipment need a site survey.
Static view active
A better view of the property. A clearer way to run it.
Start with the people, places, and routines. Then choose the equipment.
Cameras & recording
A useful view. A recording you can find.
Watch the entrances and areas that matter to your business. Plan the view, lighting, recording, and permissions together so the footage is useful when you need it.
Cameras matched to the space
Indoor and outdoor IP cameras for entrances, reception areas, stock rooms, and shared spaces.
Dome, turret, bullet, panoramic 360-degree, and pan-tilt-zoom cameras selected around the view you need.
Cable routes, mounting positions, network connections, and power planned around the property.
Find the event that matters
Motion zones, line-crossing alerts, and person or vehicle detection on supported systems.
License plate recognition and heat mapping where the equipment and site conditions support them.
Alert settings reviewed around the activity your team actually needs to see.
Recording and remote viewing
Local network video recorders, hybrid recording, or cloud-managed storage sized around image quality and retention needs.
Recorder storage and RAID options, with the recovery and maintenance approach made clear.
Phone, tablet, and desktop viewing with individual permissions. Supported remote-access designs avoid exposing an inbound router port.
A decision to make togetherAgree on the areas to view, who can see recordings, and how long footage needs to stay available.
Tell our Reston-based team what you need. We’ll arrange a conversation.
Door access
The right access, without passing around a key.
Give people access to the doors they need, at the times they need it. Make joining, leaving, and changing responsibilities part of the setup from the start.
Credentials and everyday control
Encrypted keycards and fobs, mobile phone credentials, PIN keypads, and supported touchless or biometric readers.
Cloud-managed permissions, door schedules, and access records for the people responsible for the building.
Credential changes, revocation, and supported facility-lockdown controls explained during handover.
Hardware that fits the door
Compatible electric strikes, electrified mortise locks, magnetic locks, and door controllers.
Exit hardware, request-to-exit sensors, crash bars, and door operators coordinated with the building requirements.
Door condition, power, network connections, landlord responsibilities, and safe exit arrangements reviewed before installation.
A decision to make togetherDefine who approves access, which doors each group can use, and what happens when someone leaves.
We start by reviewing the equipment, door hardware, network, and administrator access you already have. The proposal identifies what can be reused, what needs to change, and any compatibility limits.
Can I see cameras or manage access from my phone?
Supported systems offer mobile viewing and administration. We will discuss which functions you need, who should have them, and how those accounts will be secured.
What affects the project price?
Camera views, door count and condition, cable routes, recording needs, hardware, licensing, and support all affect the scope. We discuss those inputs before proposing the work. There is no fixed equipment package assumed here.
Do I need a floor plan for the first conversation?
No. Start with your location, the areas you want to cover, and what is not working today. The free 30-minute conversation helps identify the next step. A site survey and installation are separate work to be scoped.
Commercial properties in Northern Virginia, Washington DC, and nearby Maryland.
Start with your entrance. We’ll help connect the rest.
