Security Camera & Lighting Wiring in Denver, NC

We handle the electrical and cabling side, and we mount and power the hardware. What we do not do is configure and monitor your security platform. Most customers either buy their own system or use a security provider, and we work alongside either one to make sure the power and cable are done properly.

It comes down to how many locations, how far each one is from power, and how accessible the routes are. A few soffit mounted cameras on a home with attic access is a modest job. A commercial building with long exterior runs and a recorder in a back closet costs more. You get a firm price after we walk it.

In most cases yes. We route through attics, soffits, crawl spaces, and existing wall cavities, which covers the majority of camera and exterior lighting locations. Where an access hole is unavoidable we tell you where before we start.

Battery cameras are easy to put up and a chore to live with, because someone has to keep charging them and they miss events while they are down. Hardwired cameras with steady power and a wired network connection are far more reliable, and once the wiring exists you can upgrade the cameras themselves whenever you want.

Yes, and it is one of the most common things we do on these jobs. We run a circuit to the location and install a weatherproof box so the camera or floodlight has permanent power instead of a cord running out a window.

Yes. We wire exterior building lighting, parking and lot lighting, gate and entry lighting, and camera runs for warehouses, shops, offices, and rental properties. We can schedule the work outside your business hours when the job would disrupt operations.