These Parking Lot Risks Are Hurting Your Business
Poor lighting, blind spots, and outdated DVRs leave lots vulnerable to theft, vandalism, and liability claims. Without reliable coverage and license plate capture, evidence goes missing and investigations stall. You need a modern, cloud-managed system that sees more, stores longer, and proves what happened—fast.
Older analog systems often miss license plates, struggle in low light, and store footage locally where it can be damaged or stolen. Upgrading to IP cameras with cloud backup ensures you capture usable evidence when incidents occur.
Poor placement, inadequate lighting, and blind spots give criminals confidence. A professional site survey identifies coverage gaps and recommends camera types, angles, and lighting to maximize deterrence and evidence quality.
Modern cameras with infrared, wide dynamic range, and varifocal lenses handle challenging conditions. We mix overview cameras for general monitoring with detail cameras for license plate capture and facial identification.
Most businesses choose 30-60 days for general coverage, with 90+ days for high-risk areas. Cloud storage eliminates local hardware failures and provides secure, searchable archives that meet legal and insurance requirements.
Yes—health monitoring, firmware updates, cleaning, and re-aiming are included in our service plans. We also check recording uptime and retention targets. This keeps your system reliable and admissible when you need it most.
Service Features
Strategic Camera Layouts That Eliminate Blind Spots
AI Alerts and LPR That Actually Identify Vehicles
Simple, Secure, and Scalable From Any Device
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU CALL
Our proven installation process ensures your security system is properly configured and fully operational.
INITIAL CONSULTATION
We assess your security needs and provide a detailed proposal with recommendations.
SYSTEM DESIGN
Our engineers create a custom security system design tailored to your facility.
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION
Certified technicians install and configure all security equipment to specifications.
TESTING & TRAINING
Complete system testing and staff training to ensure optimal security performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most small lots need 6–12 cameras; larger facilities can require 16–40+. We right-size based on entrances, lanes, lighting, and your risk areas. A quick site walk lets us finalize counts and lenses confidently.
Often yes—if your IP cameras and switches meet current standards. We can bridge systems or propose a phased upgrade to protect prior investments. Our goal is seamless viewing and management in one pane of glass.
IP cameras deliver higher resolution, better low-light performance, and easier cloud connectivity. They enable advanced analytics like LPR and vehicle detection. In short: clearer evidence, faster searches, and simpler scaling.
Yes—health monitoring, firmware updates, cleaning, and re-aiming are included in our service plans. We also check recording uptime and retention targets. This keeps your system reliable and admissible when you need it most.
We're based in Ontario, CA and cover the Inland Empire and surrounding areas—Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Chino, Chino Hills, Pomona, Fontana, Jurupa Valley, and more. Ask about multi-site rollouts across Southern California.
SERVICE COVERAGE AREA
We provide security system installation throughout Southern California and surrounding areas.
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