Commercial security cameras · San Diego County
Coastline Cameras puts in commercial camera systems and then looks after them, so when something happens at 3 AM the cameras were recording, the footage is clear, and we help you get the clip to whoever needs it.
Real footage from one of our installs, in color, in the middle of the night.
Why cameras
Most of what goes wrong at a commercial property happens when nobody is there to see it.
Cameras on the doors, the lot and the yard show who came in, when, and what they drove away in. Footage is the first thing police and insurers ask for, and with it you're handing over something they can use.
A fall in the parking lot, a scraped car, a tenant who says the damage was there when they moved in. A clip settles it.
Furniture left by the dumpster, people camping in the doorway, tagging on the back wall. You see when it started and what happened, and you have what you need to report it.
Look at the lot from home, see whether the delivery showed up, or keep an eye on the floor while you're at another location, all from your phone.
Why managed
A camera gets bumped out of position, a drive wears out, the recorder doesn't come back after a power outage, and nobody finds out until the day they need the footage. Looking after the system is what the monthly plan is for.
Real footage
These clips come straight off the recorder at a manufacturing plant in North County San Diego, one of our installs. Thirty cameras cover the production floor, the process lines and every side of the building.
cameras, inside and out
recording on site
of continuous footage from every camera
of storage that keeps recording if a drive fails
Drag across the picture to go from 2:12 in the afternoon to 3 in the morning. The night side is in color, from the lot's own lights.
One still from the same camera at its full resolution. Double-tap a spot or use the slider to zoom in, then drag to look around. Try the far end of the drive.
Faces, license plates and company markings are blurred.
What you get
Three cameras on a storefront or thirty across a plant, it's the same equipment and the same setup. Only the camera count changes.
We walk the property with you and aim each camera at something specific, a door, a gate, the register, the drive. Sharp enough to make out faces and vehicles, and in color at night wherever there's a little light.
Footage is kept on a recorder in your building, on drives set up so one can fail without losing video. An internet outage doesn't stop it.
Live view and playback on your phone, tablet or computer. You decide who has access, view only or full, and we add or remove people when you ask.
Power and video run over a single cable back to one switch, so there are fewer parts on the wall and fewer things to fail.
The cameras run on a network kept apart from your office and guest Wi-Fi. The equipment sits behind surge protection, on outlets we can restart remotely.
We get an alert when a camera drops off, a drive has a problem or the recorder goes quiet, and we fix it.
Start with the entrance, the lot and wherever the money or inventory is, then add cameras later. The system grows without starting over.
How it works
We walk the property with you, look at what you want covered and find the blind spots. No cost and no obligation.
You get a plan showing where each camera goes and a quote with two numbers, the setup and the monthly rate.
We run the cable, mount and aim the cameras, set up the recorder and get the app working on your phone.
We watch the system's health and handle repairs and updates, and you use the footage.
Pricing
You pay once to get the system in, then one monthly fee keeps it running. There are no per-visit charges and no surprise repair bills.
Once
Everything it takes to get the system in and working.
Every month
One flat fee that keeps the whole system healthy.
Systems start at three cameras. The price depends on the building and how many cameras it needs, so we quote after a free walkthrough. Book one here.
Questions
No. We watch the health of the system, the cameras, the drives and the connection, so it's recording when you need it. Nobody watches your cameras live. If something happens, you or your team look at the footage and we help you get the clip out.
Yes. Everything records to the recorder in your building. You lose remote viewing until the internet is back, not the footage.
It depends on the number of cameras and the storage we size for you. At the plant in the clips above, 30 cameras keep about two weeks of continuous footage. A site with fewer cameras on the same storage goes back further.
Whoever you choose. Each person gets their own login with view-only or full access, and when someone leaves we take their access away.
We fix it or replace it. Repairs, replacement equipment and updates are part of the monthly rate.
It depends on the building and how many cameras it needs, so we quote after a free walkthrough. You'll see two numbers, the one-time setup and the monthly rate.
Where we work
Offices, retail, industrial and warehouse sites, and multi-tenant buildings, from the coast to inland. A few of the areas we cover:
Get in touch
Tell us about the property and we'll set up a time to walk it with you, usually within the week. There's no cost and no obligation.
We reply the same business day.