Commercial & Residential · Lakewood, CO · Since 2009

Security Camera Installation In Lakewood.

Licensed low-voltage work across Lakewood, with a lot of it in the older commercial buildings along the main corridors.

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

Lakewood Property

Older Buildings Make The Cabling The Hard Part.

A large share of Lakewood’s commercial stock predates the systems being installed into it. That rarely changes what the cameras need to do. It changes considerably how hard it is to get a cable to them.

Concrete block, finished ceilings with no accessible route, additions built onto additions, and previous low-voltage work of wildly varying quality are all normal here. This is the main reason a Lakewood quote produced without a site visit tends to be wrong, usually in the customer’s disfavor once the crew arrives.

It is also why we test existing cabling rather than assume it. Buildings that have had three systems over twenty years often have usable infrastructure hiding under an unusable one, and finding it is cheaper than re-pulling.

Axis dome camera with a weather shield on a stucco exterior wall

What We Install

Systems Built For Lakewood Buildings.

Covering Jefferson County. Every design starts with somebody walking the building.

Retail And Restaurant

Cash register and service-counter positions, the back door, and the bins, which is where a surprising share of restaurant incidents start. In older Lakewood units the constraint is usually not where a camera should go but whether a cable can reasonably get there.

Older Commercial Retrofit

Buildings that predate structured cabling need the route worked out before the hardware is chosen. Masonry, hard ceilings and tenant fit-outs done in layers all decide what is achievable, and a quote written without seeing them is a guess wearing a number.

Medical And Professional Offices

Waiting areas, controlled storage and the corridor between them, set up so that the people who can view footage are a deliberately short list. In buildings handling records the default viewing permissions are usually wider than the owner intends.

Light Industrial

Shop floor, roller doors and the yard, with positions that survive the dust and the temperature swing. The failure on these sites is almost always the cable rather than the camera, which is why exposed runs go in conduit instead of being clipped to a wall.

On Site

What The Walk Usually Finds In Lakewood.

In Lakewood the building decides the design more than the business does.

Where A Cable Can Physically Go

This is the single largest variable in a Lakewood quote and it cannot be assessed from a floor plan. Hard ceilings, block walls and three decades of tenant alterations decide the route, and the route decides the price.

What Is Already In The Ceiling

Older buildings accumulate abandoned cable from previous tenants. Some of it is reusable pathway and some of it is in the way. Knowing which before install day is the difference between a clean job and an improvised one.

Whether The Building Owner Has To Approve It

A lot of Lakewood commercial space is leased in buildings where penetrations need a landlord’s sign-off. Finding that out at the quote stage rather than with a drill in hand saves a week.

Nearby

We Also Cover Arvada, Englewood, Denver.

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

DenverDenver County ArvadaJefferson County EnglewoodArapahoe County Denver

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

Straight Answers

Security Cameras In Lakewood, Answered Straight.

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

Our Building Is Old. Is That A Problem?
It is a cost and routing question rather than a problem. Older Lakewood buildings usually have awkward cable routes and sometimes have reusable infrastructure from a previous system. Both get established on the walk-through rather than guessed at.
Can You Reuse The Cabling We Already Have?
Often, in part. We test rather than assume, and tell you which runs are sound, which need re-terminating and which are not worth keeping. On buildings with several generations of previous work that assessment is most of the value of the visit.
How Long Does A Retrofit Take?
Longer than a new build and rarely as long as people fear. The variable is cable routing rather than camera count, which is why the assessment happens before the quote instead of on the first morning of the job.
Will You Need To Cut Into Finished Ceilings?
Sometimes, and where that applies we say so before you agree to anything. On older Lakewood buildings there is often an existing route that avoids it, which is one of the things we look for on the walk-through.
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.

Older building, awkward cable routes, or an existing system nobody can service? We will walk it and tell you what is actually there.