From takeaways in Woodridge to warehouses in Crestmead and building sites in Yarrabilba, each kind of business needs its cameras doing a different job.
Cameras for Logan shops, takeaways and cafes, from the counter to the back door.
IndustrialGate, dock, racking and perimeter cameras for Logan warehouses and industrial yards.
ConstructionSite cameras on temporary power or solar, with 4G connections and alerts after hours.
OfficesEntrance, reception and after-hours cameras for offices and clinics, installed by an IT business.
At home, cameras mostly need to show who came onto the property. A business asks more of them. Settle a dispute at the register. Identify a truck at the gate at 3am. Hold six weeks of footage. Let a manager check the shop without seeing the owner’s office camera.
Then there are the rules: telling staff about cameras, keeping audio switched off, and for some businesses, federal privacy obligations. The pages below cover each industry’s version of all this.
The four pages cover the most common types of business. If yours is something else, like a gym, a childcare centre or a clinic, the planning works the same way. Call and describe the site.
Brand new systems, repairs to old ones, deterrence cameras for driveways and sheds, and help with the kit sitting unopened in your garage.
Property TypesAcreage at Greenbank, a townhouse in Underwood and a new build in Yarrabilba share a council, but very little else when it comes to cameras.
GuidesEverything people tend to ask before booking, written out in full so you can make a decision before anyone comes out to quote.
Send a few details about the property and you'll get a written quote with every item listed.
Thanks, Richard has your details (QLD Lic #4930731, ACMA #A058225). He'll go through what you've sent and get back to you with an itemised written estimate, normally within 15 to 30 minutes during trade hours.