CCTV, Door Access & Security Systems in Singapore

Our flagship service. We install HD, 4K and ColorVu full-colour night vision systems for HDB flats, condominiums, landed homes, offices, shops and industrial premises. Every job starts with a free on-site survey, so camera count and positions come from what your property needs, not a package picked over the phone.

Placement matters more than megapixels. A 4K camera at the wrong angle gives a clear picture of the top of someone's head. Night performance is the other thing cheap systems get wrong: standard infrared switches to black and white after dark, showing that something happened but not what colour shirt or car.

A camera that is powered on is not the same as a camera that is recording. Most CCTV failures are silent, and the owner finds out on the day the footage is actually needed.

We service, repair and upgrade existing systems of any brand, whoever installed them. Hard drives are consumable parts and a recorder writes continuously, so storage failure is a question of when. Dirty domes bloom infrared glare back into the lens at night, and remote viewing breaks when a router changes and nobody reconnects the recorder.

CCTV tells you what happened. Door access control decides who gets in at all. We install and configure access systems for offices, condominiums and restricted areas, from proximity card and PIN readers to facial-recognition terminals.

Choosing a credential is a trade-off. Cards are cheap to issue but can be lent or lost. PIN codes cost nothing but get passed around. Fingerprint readers tie access to the person. Facial recognition is hands-free and fast, which suits busy lobbies. The log is what pays for itself: a record of who entered and when settles disputes about after-hours entry.

Not every site needs a permanent installation. For events, renovations, construction sites and temporary premises, buying a system that gets pulled out in six weeks makes no sense. Our rental is fully managed with 4, 8 and 16-camera setups: we install it and we come back and remove it, with live remote monitoring included.

Camera shape is a functional choice. Domes sit flush, resist knocks and hide which way they aim, which suits corridors. Bullets are visible, useful when you want the camera itself to deter, and suit long fixed views along a driveway.

Resolution is only half the picture. What makes footage usable for identification is how many pixels land on a face, which depends on resolution, field of view and distance together. A wide camera watching a whole car park shows movement, not identities.

Where you live changes what you are allowed to do, so check before the drilling starts. Inside your own HDB flat is your business. A camera facing the common corridor is different, because the corridor is common property. You generally need permission from HDB and your Town Council, and conditions differ between towns. For condos, anything outside your unit normally needs MCST approval.

Recording brings data obligations too. Footage of identifiable people is personal data, so PDPA obligations apply to how you collect, use, secure and retain it. Security work is also a regulated trade here, and installers of certain systems must be licensed. We are an SPF-Registered Security Service Provider using our own certified in-house installers.

It starts with a free on-site survey, no obligation. We walk the property, look at entry points, sightlines, lighting and where the recorder and power can sit, and confirm cable routes. That survey turns an indicative package price into a firm quotation, because cabling distance and mounting conditions are the variables.

On installation day the team mounts the cameras, conceals the cabling, configures the recorder and storage, then aims each camera on a live view rather than by eye from the ladder. Installation is usually completed within the week.

Our packages are before GST and include supply, installation, setup and 1TB of surveillance storage. Hikvision starts from $550 for one camera, $750 for two, $850 for three and $950 for four. Dahua starts from $650, $900, $1,100 and $1,300 for the same counts.

Those are from-prices for standard installations, and what changes them is mostly cabling and access. Four cameras in a compact flat with the recorder close by is a different day's work from four across a landed house with long runs and external trunking. Holding more days of footage needs more storage, since camera count and resolution decide how fast a drive fills.