Houston · Commercial & Residential Security
Protect warehouses, job sites, commercial properties and homes with intelligent surveillance, access control and network infrastructure — deployed even where there's no power and no internet.
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Uptime
99.8%
Retention
41 days
PoE ports
26 / 26
Illustrative interface
Services
One contractor for the whole system — the cable, the fiber, the cameras and the software that runs them.
Industries
Different sites fail in different ways. These are the ones we know.
Coverage from the dock door to the back of the racks — and we run the cable ourselves.
Cameras on your site this week. No power required, no trenching, no waiting on the utility.
Surveillance for sites with no power, no network, and no room for a compliance problem.
Security infrastructure your IT department will actually sign off on.
Watch the far fence line without trenching power out to it.
One standard across every dock, yard and gate.
One standard, one vendor, every location.
Access control your tenants don't complain about.
Homes and apartment communities — from the driveway and the front gate to the mail room and the pool deck.
Coverage that holds up to an audit.
Why us
Five things that are true of us and not of most of the field.
We pull the cable, terminate the fiber, mount the cameras and configure the system. Nothing subcontracted, nobody pointing at somebody else when it doesn't work.
We match the hardware to what the site actually needs and what your procurement rules actually allow — and we tell you plainly when the expensive option isn't buying you anything.
Labeled patch panels, documented runs, fiber between IDF and MDF. The part nobody photographs is the part that decides whether the system still works in three years.
Solar masts deploy in days with no utility hookup and no trenching, then come down when permanent infrastructure goes in. Your site is covered from ground-break to occupancy.
No ticket queue, no offshore tier one, no reading your own system back to you from a script. You call, and you get someone who has stood in your building.
Our work
Real installations, photographed on site. Client names and camera footage are withheld or obscured by policy.
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Selected projects
Real deployments, described with the numbers that are actually visible in the photographs. We do not publish client names, and recorded footage is blurred.
Multi-family residential
A Houston-area apartment community with twenty-nine cameras on a single recorder. Coverage follows the places residents and management actually argue about: every parking area, the courtyards between the buildings, the walkways and stairwells, and the fence line along the street. Management sees the whole property on one wall.
Restaurant
A quick-service restaurant where the questions after an incident are always the same: who was at the counter, who came through the door, and what happened in the lot. Two cameras cover the dining room from opposite corners, including the service counter and the entrance; one covers the exterior walkway; one covers the parking lot. The manager sees all four on a single monitor.
Structured cabling and fibre
Cat6 patch panels in 24-port blocks, every port individually labelled from A1 through A48 and on into Panel B, service loops dressed to even lengths, and the IDF-to-MDF fibre run carried on aqua OM3 multimode alongside yellow single-mode. Labelling like this costs a few hours on install day and saves a day of guessing on every fault call afterwards.
Camera counts, labelled zones and cable specifications are read directly from the photograph beside each project. No client is named and no property is identifiable.
FAQ
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, call and ask.
Most single-building commercial systems are installed in three to seven working days once the design is agreed. Structured cabling on new construction is scheduled against your trades. A solar mast can be on site within days, because it doesn't wait on cable or power.
Yes. Every system we install includes remote viewing from a phone, tablet or desktop, with per-user accounts so you control who sees which cameras. We set the accounts up and show your team how to use them before we leave.
That's your call. Many clients monitor their own footage and use us for system health — cameras, recorders and solar masts checked remotely, with alerting configured so a failed camera is caught before an incident finds it. If you need staffed monitoring, we'll tell you honestly whether that is something we provide or something we'd refer out.
Usually, yes. Existing cabling and camera positions are often reusable even when the recorder and cameras are not. We survey what's there first and tell you what's worth keeping — a partial upgrade is a common and much cheaper outcome than a rip-and-replace.
Yes. Multi-site clients get one standard applied everywhere — the same hardware, the same configuration and one place to look at all of it, rather than a different local installer's decisions at every location.
We're based in Manvel and work throughout the Houston metro and the Gulf Coast — Harris, Brazoria, Fort Bend, Galveston and Montgomery counties. Pearland, Alvin, Angleton, Lake Jackson, Texas City and the south-metro industrial corridor are close to home for us.
Yes. Maintenance covers scheduled inspections, camera cleaning and alignment, firmware updates, and priority response. Cameras drift, lenses get dirty and drives fail — a system nobody maintains is a system that fails on the night it matters.
That's the work we're built for. A trailer-mounted mast brings its own solar power and battery storage, with a point-to-point radio link or cellular backhaul for connectivity. No trenching, no utility application, no waiting. When permanent power and cabling arrive, we transition you onto the fixed system.
Contact
Tell us about the site. We'll schedule a free survey and put a real scope in front of you — no obligation, and no price quoted before we've seen the building.
Office
3333 Southfork Parkway, Manvel, TX 77578Hours
Sunday — closed
Service area
Houston metro and the Gulf Coast. Based in Manvel, Brazoria County.