Installations

The plan, once it's on the wall.

Every job below was photographed after handover. The sliders show the honest version of what we sell: the same corner before anything covered it, and after.

01 / Vaquero, Westlake

A dark approach and one useless camera.

The existing system had a single camera over the front door, aimed at the porch ceiling. Everything that mattered — the motor court, the side return, the gate — was unlit and unwatched. Eleven cameras, two access-controlled doors, one working day.

Before: the approach to the property at dusk with no coverage

After: the same elevation lit and covered end to end

11 cameras · 2 access doors · monitored alarm takeover · Alarm.com

02 / Alliance corridor

Thirty-four cameras and an insurer to satisfy.

A distribution tenant whose policy required 60 days of retention on every dock and the full perimeter of the lot. The previous installer had delivered 9 days. We re-sized the storage, re-aimed eleven cameras and added plate-capable angles at both gates.

Before: an unlit concrete parking structure with dark corners

After: the same facility lit and covered from end to end

34 cameras · 60-day retention · 2 plate-capture gates · multi-site dashboard

Recent work

Nine more, across four counties.

Homes, storefronts, yards and one very particular HOA. Cable concealed on every one of them.

A lit modern entrance with concealed camera coverage — Terra Bella · 9 cameras + doorbell

An illuminated keypad at a pedestrian gate — Southlake · gate + pedestrian entry

A dome camera mounted flush against modern glazing — Grapevine · medical suite, 14 cameras

A single discreet camera on a plain rendered wall — Colleyville · discreet residential

An access terminal beside a glass office door — Fort Worth · 22-door access control

Recording equipment racked and lit blue — Keller · NVR room, 60-day retention

Two small cameras on a corrugated metal elevation — Roanoke · storage yard, 12 cameras

A glass office facade covered from two elevations — Las Colinas · office, multi-site

A modern residential building lit at night — Trophy Club · HOA common areas

Yours would start with a walk around it.

Two hours, no charge, and the drawn plan is yours whether or not we do the work.

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