Home and business security cameras across Woking, Horsell, Knaphill and Byfleet, which you can check from your phone. Our CCTV installers survey your property in person and suggest only the cameras it needs, with no sales script.
Most people only find out whether their cameras were well placed when something happens. A camera set too high records the top of a hood, and one facing the evening sun turns the drive into glare. Ours are positioned so that when you scroll back, the footage answers the questions the police or your insurer will ask.
Woking keeps us varied: shops and offices around Jubilee Square and the station, new flats beside them, large detached houses in Horsell, Hook Heath and Pyrford, busy family estates in Goldsworth Park and Knaphill, and trade units in Sheerwater and Byfleet. The same local engineers survey, fit and look after all of it.
Cameras at head height, not up under the eaves.
Lens adjusted on site so a registration is readable from the house.
Weeks of footage, easy to find and save.
Every system is designed, fitted and set up by our own CCTV engineers, who stay until you’re comfortable using it.
Covering doorways, drives, gates and gardens, positioned to capture faces and number plates rather than the tops of heads.
Shops, offices, surgeries and trading units, with cameras on entrances, tills, yards and car parks, and a recorder kept somewhere secure.
Entrances, post boxes, bin and bike stores, set up so the managing agent can pull footage when residents need it.
Live pictures, recordings and motion alerts on your mobile, installed and tested with you on the day of the fit.
Cameras chosen for the light where they’re going, using infrared or full-colour low-light models, so footage is useful after dark.
Blank feeds, recorders that have stopped saving, apps that won’t connect, and tired analogue set-ups brought up to HD.
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.
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.
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.
Choose the kind of property closest to yours to see what our engineers usually suggest in Woking.
Hook Heath, Pyrford, Horsell
Drives here are often long and gated. A varifocal camera at the house end picks out vehicles at the gate, and turrets on the corners cover the garden and any outbuildings.
Typically 4 to 6 cameras
Goldsworth Park, Knaphill, St John’s
Three or four turrets usually do it, one each for the porch, the drive, the side gate and the garden, with smart alerts so passing cars on a busy close don’t set off your phone all evening.
Typically 3 to 4 cameras
Town centre and village parades
A camera facing the door at eye level, plus another looking down on the counter, captures what you’ll actually need. Small domes keep a shopfront tidy, and a third camera on the stock room or back door closes the gap.
Typically 2 to 4 cameras
Town-centre and newer blocks
Domes in the entrance, by the post boxes and in the bin and bike stores, with a recorder the managing agent can reach. We plan the fit around residents to keep disruption low.
Typically 4 to 8 cameras
Sheerwater, Byfleet and beyond
Bullet cameras at each corner of the building, a camera on the vehicle gate and, where detail matters at a distance, 4K or a number plate camera.
Typically 4 to 8 cameras
Before anything is fitted, one of our CCTV engineers walks round your Woking home or business with you. They look at where people come and go, where the light falls at night and where cables can run neatly, then tell you plainly what’s worth covering and what isn’t.
We repair systems whoever fitted them. These are the faults we find most often in Woking homes and businesses.
You don’t need to know the regulations. We build them into how the system is set up.
Cameras that stay within your boundary are your own business. The moment one takes in the street or the house opposite, you take on legal duties for that footage. On Woking’s tighter terraces and closes that’s easy to do by accident, so our engineers line up every camera deliberately, blacking out parts of the view with privacy masks when needed.
Businesses that record people need clear CCTV signs, a genuine reason for recording and footage deleted after a fixed number of days. Most will also owe the ICO an annual registration fee. We fit the signs and set your recorder to delete footage on the schedule you choose.
Aim to keep them on your own land. Once a home camera records beyond your boundary, UK GDPR puts duties on you as the owner, so our engineer positions each camera, and blanks out parts of the view if needed, to stay inside your property line.
We generally recommend wired cameras. One cable carries power and pictures, there are no batteries to charge, and recording doesn’t stop if your Wi-Fi drops out. Our engineer will explain the options for your property at the survey.
Yes, from anywhere with a phone signal. Our engineer loads the app onto your mobile and shows you how to watch live, look back through recordings and export a clip if you ever need to hand one to the police or an insurer.
It comes down to camera count and hard drive size. Most home systems we fit keep a few weeks, recording over the oldest footage automatically.
Often, yes, if the recorder has spare channels and works with modern cameras. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you honestly whether an upgrade is worth it.
Yes, from a single shop to sites with several buildings. We plan the cameras around your entrances, stock and parking, and can fit the signs the law expects when you record people.
For an ordinary house, rarely. Fixings on a listed building can require consent from the council, and conservation areas sometimes add conditions. We’ll keep cameras small and fix them where they can be removed without marking the wall.
Usually, yes: firms that film people generally have to register with the Information Commissioner’s Office each year, though a few small organisations are exempt. A quick online check on the ICO website confirms where you stand.
Something else? Ring our CCTV line, and you’ll speak to someone who fits the cameras.
Call 01737 731168Home and business CCTV, upgrades and repairs across Woking and the villages around it.
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