Commercial & Residential · Denver, CO · Since 2009
Security Camera Installation In Denver.
Licensed low-voltage work across Denver, from downtown blocks and older brick commercial to converted industrial space and residential neighborhoods.
- Licensed low-voltage contractor
- NDAA-compliant hardware only
- You own the system outright
- Same local company since 2009
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
Denver Property
Denver Holds Every Building Type At Once.
Denver is the one place in the metro where a single operator can have a downtown suite, a converted warehouse and a house, and none of the three wants the same system. That range is the defining constraint here.
The older commercial stock shares walls and has nowhere obvious to put a recorder, so equipment siting and cable routing decide more than the camera specification does. Converted industrial buildings have the opposite problem: plenty of room, long runs, and ceilings high enough that a lens chosen for a doorway resolves nothing.
Street-facing frontage is the other Denver-specific question. On a shared block your doorway sits a few feet from somebody else’s, and on a busy road an exterior camera picks up far more public space than the owner expects. Both are angle and lens decisions, made on the walk-through.
What We Install
Systems Built For Denver Buildings.
Covering Denver County and the surrounding metro. Every design starts with somebody walking the building.
Downtown And Shared Blocks
Entry, counter and rear access in buildings that share walls and have nowhere obvious for equipment.
Converted Industrial
High ceilings and long runs, where lens choice and cable route matter more than camera count.
Retail Corridors
Frontage, approach and the service door behind, with coverage shaped to your own boundary.
Neighborhood Residential
Approach, entries and the doors people actually use, specified for how the property is lived in.
On Site
What The Walk Usually Finds In Denver.
Denver holds several building types in one city, and they do not want the same answers.
Which Denver You Are In
A downtown suite, a converted warehouse and a house on a residential street are three different jobs. The walk settles which one before anything is specified.
Where The Equipment Can Live
Older shared buildings rarely have an obvious home for a recorder. It needs ventilation, a lock, and somewhere that is not the customer area.
How Much Of The Street You Will See
On a busy road an exterior camera picks up more public space than owners expect. Aim and lens get decided on site rather than from a plan.
Nearby
We Also Cover Lakewood, Aurora.
Neighboring cities we work in regularly, which is worth knowing if you run more than one site.
Full coverage across the metro is listed on our service areas page.
Straight Answers
Security Cameras In Denver, Answered Straight.
Answered plainly, because the alternative is finding out after you have signed something.
Do You Cover The Whole City Or Just Downtown?
How Much Of The Sidewalk Will A Street-Facing Camera See?
Do You Work Downtown During Business Hours?
Is A Denver Address Enough To Get A Same-Week Site Walk?
Is There A Monthly Fee?
What Does The Walk-Through Cost?
Downtown suite, a converted industrial building or a house in one of the neighborhoods? They are three different designs. Tell us which.
Denver is the largest of the sixteen Denver-metro cities Elite Security covers, and the one where the building types change most from block to block.