Commercial Security Systems Installers
North and South Carolina USA Security Systems Installers for Commercial and Residential – Quality work at competitive rates. New Installations or old System Repairs – Free Estimates
We’re Commercial Security System Installers. We Install Commercial Grade Security Cameras, Alarms & Access Control Systems.
Commercial Security Cameras
As experts in installing all types of commercial security camera systems—from a small CCTV network to a state-of-the-art, cloud-connected, low-light security camera powerhouse, we understand commercial-grade security camera systems are a key part of every commercial building’s security solution.
We realize every business is unique, requiring a customized commercial camera system for the job. Our professional installers leverage more than a decade of experience to flag potential security vulnerabilities, select the right mix of commercial surveillance camera technologies, then install and position the CCTV cameras in vulnerable areas to reduce risk.
We integrate commercial grade security cameras with other technologies, such as commercial access control and alarm systems, to give you complete control over who enters and leaves. Our commitment to your commercial property doesn’t stop once the commercial video surveillance system goes in, our installers regularly maintain your commercial security camera installation to prevent downtime and are always on call to handle any concerns.
Commercial Alarm Systems
Commercial Access Control Systems
We deliver sophisticated RFID commercial access control systems and commercial gate access control systems designed to prevent unauthorized access. A commercial building key fob door entry system replaces keys with programmable, easy-to-use and affordable RFID smartcards or key fobs. A commercial RFID lock system provides commercial property owners with an extensive record of who enters and leaves.
Commercial intercom systems are essential to commercial building security. Installing a wireless intercom system in your commercial building lets occupants securely communicate with visitors, manage deliveries and control access.
Commercial intercom systems allow visitors to speak with tenants inside and integrate with commercial grade video surveillance cameras to improve communication and security. Smart intercom systems also integrate with iPhone and Android mobile devices enabling commercial property managers to remotely control building access.
Kingsedco Security acts as a trusted partner in your overall commercial security system. We leverage years of training and decades of experience to design, integrate and install comprehensive security solutions for commercial buildings. We are here to protect your commercial business so you can protect your products, property, people—and your profits.
Products For Commercial Security
Hikvision
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LTS
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Bosch
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Dahua
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Hanwha
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Axis
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Arcules
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FLIR
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Avigilon
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HID
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Brivo
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Openpath
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ButterflyMX
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Lenel
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Doorking
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2N
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Aiphone
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S2
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Office security systems and small business security systems
An office rarely needs an enterprise design with items crossed out, which is what a lot of proposals amount to. It needs the entrance controlled, the comms room controlled, cameras on the routes people actually walk, and an alarm that reaches a monitoring center rather than an empty corridor.
- Small business security systems — typically 4–8 cameras, two or three controlled doors and a monitored alarm. Anything beyond that should be justified by something specific, not by a package tier.
- Office security systems in multi-tenant buildings need a clear boundary between the landlord's system and yours, decided at design rather than discovered later.
- Growing offices — specify a controller and cabling that take the next four doors, because the second phase always costs more than the first if it was not planned for.
Commercial alarm monitoring: who actually answers
Commercial alarm systems are sold as hardware and bought as a response. The panel, contacts and sensors detect; a monitoring center staffed around the clock decides what to do. Excellent equipment reporting to nobody is a loud noise in an empty parking lot.
The change worth knowing about is video verification. False-alarm rates pushed many jurisdictions into deprioritizing unverified alarms, charging for repeat activations, or requiring verification before dispatch. A verified alarm sends the operator a clip from the camera covering that zone, so a real event is dispatched with a description and a non-event is stood down without a fine.
Also non-negotiable: cellular backup. An alarm reporting only over a phone line or broadband stops reporting the moment either is cut, and both are cut from outside the building.
What we install and support across Texas
Business security systems, commercial alarm systems, access control, video and intercom, installed and serviced by our own technicians — including takeover of systems installed by somebody else, which is a more common call than you might expect.