Most homes benefit from front entry/driveway coverage, side access points and rear yard views. The goal is to capture faces at entry points and reduce blind spots. We’ll recommend placements that avoid glare, respect privacy and give you the best chance of identifying what happened.

Yes, but results depend on the camera’s low-light performance, infrared range and placement. Poor angles can cause reflection or washed-out footage. We design around common night issues and recommend lighting improvements only when it will materially improve identification quality.

Wired systems are typically more stable and better for consistent recording. Wireless can work well where cabling is difficult, but performance depends on Wi-Fi strength and camera location. We’ll recommend the most reliable option for your layout, expectations and budget.

You don’t need internet for local recording, but you do need it for remote viewing and notifications. If your internet drops out, your system can still record locally (depending on configuration). We’ll set expectations clearly and configure for resilience.

Most standard home installs can be completed within a day, depending on access, roof space, wall types and cabling runs. Larger homes and commercial sites can take longer. We’ll give you a realistic timeframe after we’ve reviewed the install conditions.

Yes. We set up your app access, notifications and user permissions as part of the handover. You’ll be able to view live and recorded footage, and we’ll show you how to find events quickly so you’re not stuck scrolling through hours of video.

Often, yes—depending on recorder capacity, camera compatibility and cabling paths. We can assess your current gear and advise whether a simple expansion makes sense or whether a partial upgrade will deliver better reliability and clearer footage.