Businesses, farms, construction sites, yards, and commercial premises. Site surveys, network isolation, remote viewing, and 4G cameras where broadband is poor.
We install CCTV across all of Northern Ireland: offices, retail, warehouses, construction sites, farms, car parks, hospitality venues, rural properties, and commercial premises. Every installation includes a site survey, proper cable runs, network isolation, and remote viewing configured on your phone before we leave.
For Belfast-specific information, see our Belfast CCTV installation page. For farm and rural properties, see our farm security cameras guide. For construction sites, see our construction site CCTV guide.
Your cameras go on a dedicated VLAN, separated from your business network by firewall rules. If a camera firmware vulnerability is exploited (and they are, regularly), the attacker cannot reach your staff computers, accounts system, or customer data. Most CCTV installers skip this step. We do not.
Cameras are positioned at the right height (2.5-3 metres for facial identification), with the right resolution (4MP minimum for evidential purposes), and proper IR coverage for night-time. Footage that shows the top of someone's head is not evidence. We design for identification, not just coverage.
Every system includes remote access via a mobile app, configured and tested on your phone before we leave site. Live viewing, playback, motion alerts, and clip export all working from day one. Secure access through encrypted connections, not port forwarding on a default-password NVR.
The recorder goes in a locked location with ventilation and UPS battery backup. Not under the till. Not on a shelf behind the bar. If an intruder grabs the recorder, all your evidence goes with them. We plan placement that protects the footage.
Offices, retail, hospitality, clinics. Typically 4-8 cameras covering entrances, exits, tills, stock areas, and car parks. Wired PoE installation with Cat6 cable runs back to a central NVR. Guest-facing areas require GDPR signage which we advise on.
Temporary 4G-connected towers for sites without broadband or permanent power. Rapid deployment, repositionable as the build progresses, solar options where mains is not available. Read our full guide: construction site CCTV Northern Ireland.
External cameras with extended IR range (50-80m), number plate capture at entrances, vandal-resistant housings, and heavy-duty mounting for exposed positions. These take more punishment from weather and require IP67-rated equipment as minimum.
Multiple locations managed from one platform. View any site from anywhere. Consistent equipment, consistent configuration, consistent support across all locations.
All of Northern Ireland: Belfast, Lisburn, Newry, Armagh, Derry/Londonderry, Bangor, Craigavon, Ballymena, Antrim, Omagh, Enniskillen, Dungannon, Cookstown, and everywhere in between. Rural properties, farms, and remote sites included where 4G signal allows remote viewing.
Need ongoing CCTV monitoring and maintenance? Ask about our support contracts.
| Marketplace enquiry | Direct with Drakos |
|---|---|
| Your details go to several unknown companies | You speak directly to the person doing the work |
| Price often comes before a proper survey | We survey first, then quote accurately |
| Harder to judge technical quality | You can ask exactly how the install will be done |
| Installer may be subcontracted | You know who is responsible from survey to handover |
| No ongoing relationship | We offer maintenance and support after installation |
Tell me what you need covered. I will visit, check cable routes and lighting, and give you a fixed quote. No obligation.
A typical business CCTV system with 4 to 8 cameras, NVR, and cabling starts from around £1,500 to £4,000 depending on the site. Farm and construction site systems with 4G connectivity cost more due to remote infrastructure. We provide a written quote after a site survey, with no obligation.
Yes. All our IP camera systems include remote viewing via manufacturer apps on iOS and Android. We configure this during installation and train you to use it. For sites without fixed broadband, we use 4G routers to enable remote access.
Yes. We install 4G-connected camera systems on rural farms and temporary construction sites across Northern Ireland. These systems do not require fixed broadband and can be relocated when site work finishes.
Most business CCTV installations take one to two days depending on the number of cameras and complexity of the cabling. Farm installations may take longer due to distance between buildings. We agree a timeline before starting work.
Yes. We offer ongoing support contracts that cover firmware updates, camera cleaning, NVR health checks, and fault diagnosis. If a camera goes offline, we investigate and fix it. Support contracts can include CCTV alongside IT and network equipment.