A CCTV camera under the eaves of a house at dusk

CCTV installers in Addlestone

New flats in the centre, family homes in New Haw and larger houses in Woodham. Cameras planned around how people reach your property.

Sketch out your CCTV in Addlestone

Pick your property type and tap the spots that matter. The planner shows roughly how many cameras, the camera we’d usually put in each spot and the recorder it needs. Send the list to us and the survey starts from what matters to you.

Tap a number on the drawing or a button to add that camera.

What’s it for?

What should the cameras cover?

Record in colour after dark

CCTV installers and repair engineers in Addlestone

Addlestone’s new blocks around the town centre, older terraces and 1930s semis all need different CCTV. Blocks want entrances, bike stores and bin areas covered, with footage access agreed with the managing agent. Houses want the front door, drive and side gate watched.

Business units towards New Haw and the M25 want yards, vans and loading doors covered overnight, often with number-plate cameras at the gate.

Addlestone CCTV calls often come from new blocks in the town centre wanting entrances and bike stores covered, and from 1930s semis wanting the drive and side gate watched. Repairs are frequently doorbell cameras and wireless kits that keep dropping off the Wi-Fi.

The cameras we fit in Addlestone

No single camera suits every wall. Every camera is chosen for its own spot, then record them all on one recorder in your home or premises.

Bullet: Obvious on purpose, which puts people off. Reaches further down a long drive, a yard or a car park.
Varifocal: The engineer adjusts the lens on site to frame a face at the gate or a number plate far down the drive.
Colour night vision: Uses a little light to record in colour after dark, so you can tell a red coat from a blue one.
Smart alerts: The camera tells people and vehicles apart from foxes, rain and swaying branches, so your phone only buzzes when it matters.

Resolution runs from 4MP to 4K, matched to the job, all recorded on a network video recorder (NVR) with viewing on your phone set up as standard.

The properties we protect in Addlestone

Every camera plan begins at the gate, the path and the door, the routes a visitor or intruder would take. These are the Addlestone properties we fit cameras to most.

Blocks of flats in Addlestone

Cameras on the entrance, bin store and bike shed, with footage the managing agent can reach and residents’ windows kept out of shot.

Bungalows in Addlestone

Cameras on doors and paths with a simple app, and a video doorbell so you can see who is calling before you open up.

Large houses with drives in Addlestone

Gates, long drives and outbuildings covered in colour at night, and a plate-reading camera on the way in if you want vehicles logged.

Shops and businesses in Addlestone

Doors, tills and stockrooms covered, with signage and recording set up to meet data protection rules for a business.

Family homes in Addlestone

Front door, drive and side gate covered, so your mobile pings the moment anyone approaches the house, and the clip is kept for you.

Farms, yards and rural sites in Addlestone

Yards, barns and field gates linked back to the house by buried cable or a point-to-point radio link, with night vision for ground that has no street lights.

CCTV cameras playing up in Addlestone?

We repair and upgrade systems whoever fitted them. Tap the problem to see what usually causes it in Addlestone homes and businesses.

Some cameras show a black screen

Likely cause: One power supply or network switch has failed and taken a group of cameras down with it.
What our engineer does: We test each feed, replace the failed unit and check every camera comes back.

Send us a photo of the fault

Addlestone repairs often involve doorbell cameras and budget wireless kits that keep dropping off the Wi-Fi. Our engineers replace them with wired cameras that stay connected.

Addlestone CCTV questions

Do you fit CCTV across Addlestone?

Yes, homes and businesses all over Addlestone, including New Haw, Woodham and Row Town.

How many cameras does a house need?

Two to four covers most houses: the front door, the drive, any side path and the back garden. The planner above gives you a feel for your own.

Is there an app for the cameras?

There is. Before our engineer packs up, the viewing app goes onto your mobile and any family mobiles you name, and you get a quick lesson in rewinding footage and saving a clip for the police or insurer.

Is it all right if a camera sees the pavement?

Filming past your boundary is allowed, but it brings data protection duties with it. Each view gets pointed, and where needed blanked out in the software, so it stays on your land, and we talk you through the rules where a bit of street can’t be helped.

My cameras were put in by another firm. Can you help?

Usually. Most recorders and cameras can be repaired, given extra cameras or moved onto a newer app, whichever installer left them.

Do you repair CCTV in Addlestone as well as fit it?

Yes. Repairs are a big part of our Addlestone work: dead cameras, recorders that have stopped saving, night pictures gone white and apps that won’t connect. We find the failed part and fix that rather than selling you a new system.

Book a CCTV survey or repair in Addlestone

Addlestone CCTV for houses, shops and yards, put up by our own engineers.

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CCTV installers near Addlestone

Addlestone postcodes

KT15 Addlestone, New Haw, Woodham, Row Town