Security cameras

Security cameras designed for the property, checked after dark

DCMM designs and installs security cameras for businesses across the Southeast: HD and 4K, night vision, weatherproof housings, and remote monitoring from one app. Every camera goes on a marked-up site plan you approve before anyone drills, and we come back after dark to verify every angle before you get the logins.

The systems we replace usually failed the same way: a DVR password that left with the last IT contractor, a camera that has been dead for months without anyone noticing, and, on the night it mattered, footage too blurry to show a face or a plate.

The job in the order we run it

It starts with a walkthrough, not a spec sheet. We cover the property with you and find where trouble actually gets in: the back gate drivers prop open, the unlit stretch between the dumpster and the fence. Install days are conduit, PoE runs, and aiming, with each lens focused on its real target instead of a factory wide shot. The night check comes last. Infrared reveals glare that daylight hides, and we re-aim until every angle is sharp after dark.

Family Resource Agency needed a heavier build across its Tennessee campuses: months of retained footage, and recording that keeps running through a four-hour power outage on battery backup. Every campus came in on schedule and on budget.

Built for a Georgia August

Heat and thunderstorm rain are the operating conditions here. Housings are sealed and rated for both. 4K where a face or plate must hold up, infrared where the light ends.

One lens per problem

A small dome over the register does different work than a long-throw bullet on a fence line. The walkthrough decides which goes where, and a yard that needs live tracking gets a PTZ an operator can drive.

Alerts worth waking for

Live view and archived footage sit in the same app on your phone. One app, every site. Alert zones watch the hours you set: a person at the loading dock at 2 a.m. pings you, a raccoon does not.

Part of one security system

Cameras tie into the door access control and run on the same network we build, behind the same firewall. One drawing set, one number to call.