Outdoor coverage
Weather-rated cameras for driveways, entries, side paths and rear yards, placed for lighting and mounting surfaces that already exist.
Home CCTV Solutions
Home CCTV Solutions
Residential surveillance planned around entries, yards and the rooms you actually care about — with recording and phone viewing set up properly.
Residential security
Coverage designed for how a home is lived in.
A house is not a warehouse. Driveways, side gates, backyards and front entries each need a different camera position and lighting approach. Home CCTV work starts with a walk of those spaces, then a camera count and recorder size that match the brief — not a kit chosen first.
Coverage planning
Where home cameras usually earn their keep
- 01
Front entry and driveway
Faces, vehicles and approach paths — typically the first cameras on a residential brief.
- 02
Side and rear access
Gates, side paths and back doors that are easy to miss from the street.
- 03
Shared and storage spaces
Garages, carports and common areas in townhomes or small complexes.
- 04
Interior where it helps
Selected indoor positions when the brief calls for them — not cameras in every room by default.
Camera placement
Height, angle and the job each camera has
Each camera should answer a question: who came to the door, what happened at the gate, who used the side path. Placement is decided against those questions for a house — not a symmetrical grid copied from a commercial layout.
Indoor and outdoor cameras
Different spaces, different mounting and hardware
Indoor coverage
Interior cameras where they are useful — garages, living areas or shared entries — without treating every room as a surveillance zone.
Recording and retention
Storage sized for how long you need to look back
- Recorder capacity
- Home recorders are sized for the camera count and the retention you want — continuous or motion recording.
- Playback that is usable
- The aim is footage you can actually find, not a drive that fills overnight or a default setting nobody revisits.
- Night and low light
- Night vision or low-light options chosen for the actual lighting on site, so after-dark footage stays usable.
- Expansion room
- Spare channels and storage headroom where the property is likely to grow — a camera at the side gate later, for example.
Remote viewing
Live view and playback on the devices you already use
Once the recorder and network are commissioned, live view and playback are set up on phone or computer for the people who should have access. Accounts and notifications are part of handover, not an afterthought.
Home CCTV examples
Reference residential camera imagery
Reference imagery until additional A2Z project photography is supplied.
Exterior coverage
Driveway, entry and perimeter cameras on a residential property.
Remote viewing
Live camera feeds on a tablet — set up during commissioning handover.
Home CCTV questions
Common questions about residential cameras
The same principles apply — coverage, recording and remote access — but the camera count, mounting surfaces and privacy expectations are different. A home walk usually clarifies that faster than a generic kit.
Request a home CCTV quote
Tell us about the property, entries and how you want to view footage — we will put together a residential camera plan.