CCTV Installation Billericay

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The CCTV systems we install can provide you with that next level of security that means you can be as confident as possible that your property will not fall victim to crimes such as vandalism or criminal damage.

We provide cameras to offer you 24 hour surveillance and can also allow you to monitor your premises from a laptop or computer to which the images captured by the CCTV are sent.

CCTV Cameras on a Budget

Whenever someone considers the idea of buying one or more closed-circuit television cameras, they almost always come around to the topic of price eventually – often sooner rather than later.

Most people looking at CCTV possibilities for security reasons will have a budget to work with. Sometimes, that may be a large budget, as might be the case for someone who owns a large business. However, a householder may only have a limited budget to work with. If there is a tight budget in place, the would-be purchaser might wonder whether they can afford a CCTV system at all.

Fortunately, the marketplace is filled with cheaper options that would be within the range of most people. Cheap doesn’t necessarily mean substandard, but there are some tips that will help you get the best kit you can find for your money.

Will one or two cameras suffice?

CCTV cameras cost money, of course, so ask yourself whether one camera will be enough for your needs. If you are protecting your home, you may find you only need two – one for the front entrance and one for the rear.

Go for a well-known brand

Once you’ve done your research, you will realise there are certain brands that stand out in the market. You might also spot others you are unfamiliar with. Well-known brands aren’t always more expensive, but the best will offer excellent quality for the price.

Cheap can mean ineffective

The cheapest deals may not be worth the money you pay for them. If you’re on a tight budget, expect to spend that budget rather than getting an even better deal. Cheap cameras may be low resolution, thereby offering vague images that cannot be used by the police if your property was broken into.