Video with door events
What we deliverDoor events, alarms and video together on one timeline.
Why it matters
A forced door brings up its clip, so an incident is reviewed in one place.
NDAA-compliant cameras designed with your doors, network and video management.
installations over 10+ years
support for managed-service clients
Rated 4.9/5 by 110+ NYC corporations
Operating throughout New York
Security camera installation in NYC starts with the system, or the empty ceiling, you have now.
Sound cable routes are reused and recording continues. Cameras that fail NDAA requirements are replaced. We take over systems from all major brands, including those installed by others, under a managed service plan.
You approve the coverage plan before anything is ordered. Each Cat6 or Cat6A run carries power and data, so cameras need no separate power.
Footage stays on site, with cloud access from phone or desktop. As an Exacq dealer and Axis partner, we deploy ONVIF-conformant Axis cameras, so the system stays open.
A high lobby camera records everything and identifies no one, so we add a lower view at the door. Glass lobbies get wide dynamic range; dark stairwells get infrared.
Commercial security cameras should answer questions, not add screens.
Door events, alarms and video together on one timeline.
A forced door brings up its clip, so an incident is reviewed in one place.
People counting, occupancy, line crossing, loitering and license plate recognition.
Your team is alerted to events, and venues get occupancy figures too.
RAID storage and failover recording, sized to your retention policy.
One failed drive or recorder does not cost you footage. Storage is sized from retention days, camera count, resolution and frame rate.
A separate video VLAN, unique passwords, current firmware and encrypted connections.
Cameras do not become the weak point on your network.
Camera scale at Pacha NYC; analytics that became a platform at Christie's.

over 200 AI-powered cameras across two venues, with occupancy reporting.
Two venues with different capacity limits. With 25+ technicians at once, we delivered cameras, cabling, access control and occupancy software.

people-counting and occupancy technology built for Mirage, later adopted by Christie's.
Built around Mirage's own operation; the same technology now serves Christie's.

NDAA-compliant from day one, the standard we apply to every camera.
“The wiring was clean, the camera placement was well thought out, and they made sure to explain the alarm setup properly before leaving. Really appreciated the attention they gave to a smaller project like ours.”
“Installation was quick and clean, and the image quality is fantastic even in our dimly lit warehouse.”
Planning cameras for a property or portfolio?
We'll walk the site and show what each camera will see.
Commercial security camera installation is scoped by what each view must prove, not by a camera count.
| Objective | What the image must show | Typical locations |
|---|---|---|
| Detect | A person or vehicle is present | Perimeters, roofs, loading areas, open floors |
| Observe | What a person is doing and where they go | Corridors, sales floors, lobbies, stairs |
| Identify | A face or plate clear enough to rely on later | Entrances, reception, cash points, gates |
Dome and bullet for fixed views. PTZ for plazas and loading yards. Thermal where darkness, weather or distance defeat a standard camera. IP66 and IK10 housings for exposed cameras. Restrooms and changing areas are excluded by design and marked on the plan.
A compliant video surveillance system in NYC is decided at design stage, around three issues.
NDAA-compliant cameras only, so schools and public bodies start compliant.
Federally funded projects must avoid video equipment from certain manufacturers, including Hikvision, Dahua, Hytera, Huawei and ZTE.
Face analytics flagged at design, so you can check obligations with counsel.
Under NYC's biometric identifier law, retail stores, food and drink establishments and places of entertainment that collect customers' biometric information, such as face geometry, must post a clear sign near every customer entrance and may not sell, lease, trade or share it for anything of value.
Video without audio in most commercial areas, and a written footage policy.
Everyone knows how footage is kept, shared and deleted.
Larger projects are phased around occupancy.
You approve the coverage plan, storage and compliance check before ordering.
Scheduled with your GC or building management around building access.
Every view checked against the plan; as-built drawings and operator training.
A 12-month warranty, and one team checks camera to recorder when a view drops.
FAQs
Commercial security camera installation cost in NYC depends on camera count and type, cabling access, storage and retention, and VMS licensing. We price from a site survey and coverage plan, not a package. Our guide to security camera installation cost explains each driver.
The number of cameras your building needs depends on what each view must prove. We mark every detect, observe and identify view on the floor plan with your team, and the count follows from that plan.
Upgrade an existing camera system when footage is too poor to identify anyone, recorders are full, cameras drop offline, there is no remote viewing, or hardware fails NDAA requirements. We take over systems from all major brands, including those installed by others, under a managed service plan.
Yes, we offer CCTV installation in NYC that replaces analog systems with IP cameras, usually in phases. Encoders keep sound analog cameras recording while views move to IP, reusing sound cable routes.
Yes, we handle security camera installation across New York City, in all five boroughs. Work is commercial only: offices, venues, schools, institutions, retail, hospitality and multi-tenant buildings.
Tell us what you need to see and record. We'll meet on site or virtually and give you a coverage plan.