Commercial & Residential · Broomfield, CO · Since 2009

Security Camera Installation In Broomfield.

Licensed low-voltage work across Broomfield, much of it in office campuses and business-park property where access control leads the design.

Free site walk

Two questions, then your details.

No obligation, and you keep the design either way.

6,400

Cameras installed

1,100

Denver-metro clients

2009

Serving Colorado since

16

Metro cities covered

Broomfield Property

A Campus Has No Perimeter To Defend.

Broomfield carries a concentration of campus-style property: several buildings on shared ground, connected by paths and parking rather than enclosed by anything. That single fact removes the assumption most commercial designs rest on.

There is no fence line to cover and no single front door to control. Coverage concentrates on building entries and vehicle routes, and the useful question becomes movement between buildings rather than entry into one. A person crossing a campus at 2am is not trespassing anywhere in particular, which is exactly why the footage has to connect across sites rather than sit in per-building islands.

The practical consequence is that these sites want one system rather than several. One credential set that works across every building, one log, and one place to review footage. Campuses that grew building by building usually have the opposite, and correlating three separate systems after an incident is the problem we are most often called in to fix.

Turret camera mounted on the soffit above a controlled entry door

What We Install

Systems Built For Broomfield Buildings.

Covering City and County of Broomfield. Every design starts with somebody walking the building.

Movement Between Buildings

Campus property has no single perimeter to defend, so the design follows how people move between buildings instead. The useful positions are the routes and the entries at each end, not a line drawn around the whole site.

One Credential Set, Every Building

A single credential set across the campus, so revoking access removes it everywhere at once. The alternative, which is what most campuses actually have, is several systems that each have to be remembered separately.

Shared Parking And Vehicle Routes

Entrances, the rows that get used, and the routes between lots and doors. On campus property the parking lot is the shared space where most incidents that get reported actually happen.

Consolidating Legacy Systems

Buildings acquired at different times arrive with different hardware and different rules. Consolidating them is mostly a documentation exercise before it is a hardware one, and it starts with finding out what is actually installed.

On Site

What The Walk Usually Finds In Broomfield.

A campus has no perimeter, so the walk maps movement instead.

How People Get From Building To Building

Those routes are the design. Covering each building’s front door and ignoring what happens between them is the standard campus gap and the one that leaves incidents unexplained.

How Many Access Systems You Already Have

Usually more than expected, often one per building, sometimes one per acquisition. Counting them is the first real step toward a single credential set.

Which Doors Are Propped Open And Why

There is always at least one, and there is always a practical reason. Designing around the reason works; issuing an instruction not to prop it does not.

Nearby

We Also Cover Westminster, Thornton.

Neighboring cities we work in regularly, which is worth knowing if you run more than one site.

WestminsterAdams · Jefferson ThorntonAdams County

Full coverage across the metro is listed on our service areas page.

Straight Answers

Security Cameras In Broomfield, Answered Straight.

Answered plainly, because the alternative is finding out after you have signed something.

Can One System Cover Several Buildings?
Yes, and on campus sites it should. One credential set, one log and one place to review footage, rather than a separate island per building that nobody can correlate afterwards.
Can Access Be Scheduled By Shift Or Department?
Yes. Schedules and per-group permissions are standard, and on campus property they are usually the main reason the system is being bought at all.
What Happens To Doors In A Power Cut?
Decided per opening at design time, with life safety governing. Egress doors must always allow people out, and this is the part of an access install most likely to fail inspection.
Can We Revoke Access Instantly?
Yes, the same day, with no locksmith and no rekeying. On campus property with contractors coming and going that is usually the main argument for the system.
Is There A Monthly Fee?
No. You own the system outright once the installation is complete and paid for. There is no per-camera monthly charge and no fee for viewing your cameras remotely.
What Does The Walk-Through Cost?
Nothing, and neither does the design. You keep the design either way, including if you decide to have somebody else install it.

Office campus, warehouse or multi-tenant suite? The first question differs for each. The walk-through costs nothing.