Camera Placement Planning
A top-down coverage plan for your property: exact camera positions, mounting heights, angles, and motion zones — engineered so nothing approaches unseen. Coverage comes from geometry, not device count.
Who this service is for
- Homeowners about to buy cameras who refuse to guess the placement
- Owners whose existing cameras keep missing the moments that matter
- Anyone told to “just add more cameras” who suspects the real issue is geometry
What you receive
- Annotated floor-plan coverage map of your property
- Per-camera position, mounting height, and angle specification
- Motion-zone tuning plan for every camera
- Lighting and night-vision notes for each position
- Brand-agnostic device shortlist at three budgets
- Blind-spot verification across every approach route
How this service works
Send plan & photos
A sketch or a few phone photos are enough.
Coverage modeling
We model sightlines and approach routes on your layout.
Draft review call
We walk the draft plan together and adjust it live.
Final blueprint
Your placement spec, ready to buy and install from.
Why placement beats device count
Three well-placed cameras out-perform six badly placed ones.
Of entry points end up inside a verified coverage cone.
Blind spots left after the verification pass.
Pairs well with
Questions about this service
Usually fewer than you think. Coverage comes from geometry, not device count — the plan tells you the minimum set of positions that covers every approach.
Yes. The plan starts from what you own, re-positions it where it earns its keep, and only adds hardware for genuine gaps.
Both, depending on your walls, WiFi strength, and power access — each position in your plan is marked with the connection type that will actually stay reliable there.