Eight cameras pointed at walls, a recorder that dies with the light, and footage nobody can find when it matters. We design the coverage first, then fit only what the plan needs.
Pick your property, then switch on the areas that actually worry you. The plan redraws, the camera count follows, and you get an honest price band — plus a list of what you would still be leaving blind.
A site plan showing the property outline and the coverage cone of each camera you have switched on.
Every price on this page includes the camera, the bracket, the cable run, the labour and the configuration. VAT is extra.
Recording is the cheap half. If nobody is watching at 02:40, all you own is a video of the thing that already happened. Our monitored plans put a person on your feeds overnight, with your estate gatehouse on the other line.
We fit one range and we know it properly, rather than whatever arrived at Wuse market this week. Everything here survives harmattan dust, rain and a compound that loses light four times a day.
4MP dome · IP66 · IR to 30m
A ₦600,000 camera aimed at the top of your gate records the sky. A ₦148,000 camera at the right height, angled across the approach, gives you a face at the distance a face is still a face — about seven metres for a 4MP sensor.
That is the whole job. We spend the survey working out the angles, then we fit the cheapest camera that does what the angle needs.
The survey usually ends with fewer cameras than the customer expected, because most compounds have four approaches, not twelve. We would rather fit nine that see everything than sixteen that overlap and still miss the back wall.
Eight seconds is a long time in a robbery, and that is how long your changeover takes. The recorder, the switch and the gate camera sit on a UPS, so the footage does not have a hole in it exactly where you need it.
We set the app up on your phone in front of you, make you find last Tuesday yourself, and export a clip before we leave. If you cannot do it without calling us, we have not finished.
What was there before, what the survey found, and what we left behind.
Two installers had quoted sixteen cameras. The survey found four real approaches and a back wall nobody had covered. Nine 4MP cameras, the recorder and gate camera on a UPS, and the owner exported his own clip before we left.
Two-lane plate reading at the main gate, a 16-channel recorder in the gatehouse and overnight monitoring from 19:00. The estate office now answers "who came in on Tuesday" in about a minute.
Dome cameras on three floors and access control on the server room, fitted on a Saturday and Sunday so nobody lost a working day. The handover sheet was on the manager's desk by Monday at 08:00.
Ten to fourteen days from the survey to a working system on a normal duplex. Estates take longer because of the gate work.
Ninety minutes on your compound. We walk every approach, check where the light falls at night, and find where the cable can actually run. Free within the FCT.
You get a drawing like the one above, with every camera marked and every angle explained, and a fixed price. No line item says "miscellaneous".
One to three days. We chase and clip cable properly, label every run at both ends, and leave your walls the colour we found them.
App on your phone, footage exported in front of you, and a printed sheet of what each camera sees. Twelve-month warranty, four-hour callout.
A typical duplex needs nine cameras. Cameras are ₦132,000 to ₦148,000 each supplied and fitted, recorders start at ₦295,000, and the planner above prices yours.
Yes. We set the app up in front of you and you export a clip yourself before we leave.
The recorder, the switch and the gate camera sit on a UPS, so there is no gap in the footage. Solar backup is available where the grid is unreliable.
Thirty days, retrievable from the recorder or the app.
Ten to fourteen days from survey to a working system on a normal duplex, with one to three days on site.
Twelve months, with a four-hour callout anywhere in the FCT.
Four questions. The last two change depending on what you are securing, because a warehouse and a duplex are not the same problem.
Answer the questions and it fills in here.
Monday to Saturday, 08:00–18:00. We can do Sunday for estates and offices if that is the only time the place is quiet.