CCTV installation services

Camera Planning

Consider sightlines, lighting, blind spots, and cable routes before install.

Building floor plans with drafting pencils and a ruler

Start with a better camera plan.

A useful CCTV system begins with the right questions. What do you want to see, from where, and in what level of detail? Camera planning connects those priorities to the layout of your property.


We review the spaces, approaches and obstacles before recommending camera positions. Recording, viewing and installation routes are considered together, giving you a clearer picture of the system before fitting begins.

The details behind a useful plan

  • The entrances, routes and areas you want to cover.

  • Sightlines, mounting heights, lens choice and potential blind spots.

  • Day and night lighting, including glare and reflections.

  • Cabling, power, network access and a practical recording location.

Turn priorities into a practical layout

The plan should explain what each camera is there to see. We discuss the balance between broad coverage and useful detail, with attention to the property layout and any existing equipment. This helps keep the proposed system focused on your needs.

Measured room drawing with rulers and pencils on a work surface

Property layouts help guide sightlines, camera positions and installation routes.

From planning to handover

We gather your requirements, review the available installation options and discuss the recommended positions and equipment. The resulting quote sets out the proposed scope. Once agreed, the plan guides fitting, configuration and the final system walkthrough.

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