Surveillance cameras
Select camera locations around the view each position needs to provide.
Security & Surveillance · Metro Atlanta and North Georgia
Visibility and awareness, without making the home feel like a facility.
TLV designs integrated residential surveillance and security technology for better awareness at home and while away.
Discuss your projectAwareness at home and away
Know what is happening around the property.
Thoughtful surveillance supports awareness at entries, driveways and other important areas without dominating the appearance of the home.
For a second home, remote viewing can also provide useful visibility when the property is unoccupied.
What TLV plans
Coverage planned with purpose.
Entry awareness
Consider video doorbells and entry views where they suit the project scope.
Recording
Define how supported cameras record and how footage can be reviewed.
Remote viewing
Provide access to supported camera systems while the homeowner is away.
Network integration
Coordinate connectivity, power and equipment with the home network.
Discreet placement
Balance useful sightlines with architecture, finishes and mounting conditions.
Systems we work with
Connected security and discreet video awareness.
Alarm.com supports the broader connected-security experience, while UniFi Protect provides a focused surveillance platform.
Alarm.com
App and security interfaces for supported connected-security systems.
Explore Alarm.comUniFi Protect
Cameras, recorded video and remote viewing within the UniFi ecosystem.
Explore UniFi ProtectDesigned to work together
Security technology needs dependable infrastructure.
Camera and entry systems depend on appropriate wiring, power and network design. Selected functions may also connect with broader home control.
Common questions
A few useful answers.
Can I view cameras remotely?
Supported systems can provide remote viewing when the property network and internet connection are available.
Where should cameras be located?
Placement follows the areas the homeowner needs to see, along with sightlines, lighting, mounting conditions and the architecture.
Do cameras need network wiring?
Many professionally planned cameras benefit from wired network and power connections. Requirements depend on the selected system.
Can surveillance be added to an existing home?
Yes, when practical cable routes, mounting locations, power and network capacity are available.
Can security technology integrate with home control?
Some supported functions can integrate, depending on the selected platforms and clearly defined project scope.
Planning security and surveillance for your property?
Review the areas that matter, the views required and the infrastructure needed to support them.