Home security cameras
Cover the front door, driveway, backyard, and side paths. Wiring is kept neat, and family members can share access.
Brooklyn & New York City
New York Security designs, installs, and services camera systems for homes and businesses. We also add alarms, access control, and video doorbells when you need them. We walk the property first, then give you a written estimate.
Serving Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, and nearby areas by appointment.
Most of our work is residential and commercial CCTV. Alarms, door access, and video doorbells can be planned in the same visit so you have one company to call.
Cover the front door, driveway, backyard, and side paths. Wiring is kept neat, and family members can share access.
Focus on the register, entrances, back door, and storage. Multiple locations can be managed in one account.
Door and window contacts, motion sensors, and sirens, with alerts on your phone.
Cards, codes, or phone unlock, with entry logs and fast deactivation when staff change.
Watch live video and playback from your phone, including when you are out of town, with separate user permissions.
Talk to visitors, review package deliveries, and pair a doorbell with a porch camera.
If the picture is blurry or too dark at night, we reuse existing cabling where we can and upgrade to HD.
No video, no recording, or app issues — including systems installed by another company.
The two problems we hear most: cameras that miss the important angles, and no one to call after the job. We start by asking what you need to see, then choose equipment and placement around that.
We check camera positions, cable routes, power, and your network, then put models, quantities, and pricing in writing before work starts.
PoE cable is preferred for the main views because it is more reliable. Wireless is reserved for spots where drilling is impractical.
Cables go in raceways or in-wall routes. Outdoor connectors are weather-sealed. We do not leave loose wiring on the wall.
Recorder and app admin access are handed over on site, and default passwords are changed. We also show you playback and how to save clips.
Most home jobs are finished in a day. Businesses can be scheduled before opening or after close.
Share the property type, what you want to see, and whether older cameras are already in place.
We review positions, distances, power, and the network on site.
Equipment, camera locations, recording time, and price are confirmed before we schedule.
We run cabling, mount cameras, set angles, and check every view.
We set up phone viewing, transfer accounts, and remain available for follow-up.
Houses, apartment buildings, shops, and restaurants have different risks, so camera counts and recording time change with the property.
Entries, driveways, yards, and basement doors. Often 4–8 cameras, with optional door sensors.
Lobby, mail area, hallways, and rear doors, planned with tenant privacy in mind.
Register, aisle gaps, kitchen, and alley, plus after-hours alerts and easier video review.
Price depends on the number of cameras, image quality, how hard the wiring is, and how long video is stored. These ranges are a local guide, not a fixed quote. Your written estimate is what we stand by.
| Typical need | Common setup | Guide range (installed) |
|---|---|---|
| Apartment / small home | 2–4 wireless or PoE cameras | $400 – $900 |
| House / two-family | 4–8 PoE cameras + recorder | $1,000 – $2,500 |
| Shop / restaurant | 8–16 commercial cameras | $2,000 – $5,000+ |
We are based in Brooklyn and serve New York City by appointment, including Queens, Manhattan, and the Bronx. Long Island and New Jersey jobs can be scheduled for full-system installs.
Our home base, including 86th Street and nearby neighborhoods, brownstones, and storefronts.
Flushing, Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, Forest Hills, and surrounding areas.
Chinatown, the Lower East Side, midtown shops, and after-hours commercial work.
The Bronx, Long Island, and selected New Jersey projects, scheduled by appointment.
Use wired PoE where you can: one cable carries power and video, and it stays more reliable. Wireless works better where drilling is difficult or the setup is temporary. Many homes use a mix.
Yes, as long as the local network is working. You can watch live video and playback, and share access with family. We set this up during the walkthrough.
A local recorder stores video on a hard drive and usually has no monthly fee. Retention depends on camera count, resolution, and disk size — often about 2–4 weeks. Longer retention means a larger drive or motion-only recording. Cloud storage, if used, is billed by the camera brand.
Filming your own entry, driveway, and yard is generally fine. Cameras should not be aimed at a neighbor’s windows or private yard. We adjust angles and can add privacy masks. Audio recording has extra legal limits in New York.
Yes. We diagnose issues such as no video, no recording, or app connection problems, and explain the cost first. If the hardware is too old, we can often upgrade using the existing cables.
Tell us a little about the property and we will call you back to schedule a visit. You can also reach us directly at (718) 679-1123.