Authorized Avigilon and Axis dealer. Site assessment, camera design, recording, door hardware and credentials, installed and supported by our own crew.
A camera system is only worth what you can get out of it on the day something happens. Plenty of businesses have cameras that record and cannot be searched, or footage that rolled over before anybody went looking, or a system nobody has logged into since the day it was installed.
We design for retrieval, not for camera count. Where the cameras go, how long the footage is kept, who can pull a clip and how fast they can find it are the questions that matter, and they get answered before anything is mounted.

We walk the building and design against actual sight lines, lighting and what you need to be able to identify. Identifying a face at a doorway and seeing that a vehicle was in a lot are different jobs needing different cameras.
NVR and storage sized for the retention you actually need, not the default. Thirty days at full frame rate across twenty cameras is a real storage number and it should be calculated before you buy, not discovered afterwards.
Readers, controllers, locks, power supplies and request-to-exit devices, programmed so you can revoke somebody’s access the afternoon they leave rather than next time the vendor visits.
A door event and the video of that door event should live in the same place. When both systems come from one team, that works. When they come from two vendors, it usually does not.
Cameras belong on their own segment, not sharing a flat network with your accounting workstations. This is a security question and a performance one, and it is the most common problem we find in existing installs.
The cable that feeds the cameras is ours too, so it stops exactly where the hardware needs it. See structured cabling.
Next Level Computers is a licensed low voltage contractor in the State of Georgia, licensed in the unlimited class. That covers cameras, access control, cabling and network under one license and one company. More on our installation service.
We show your people how to find a specific two minutes from last Tuesday, export it, and hand it to somebody who needs it. A system nobody can operate is a system that will not help you on the day you need it.
Avigilon and Axis are what we install because they are supported for years, their software is built for searching footage, and the hardware survives a warehouse. Big-box cameras stop receiving updates and the app stops working after a phone update.
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Pricing a camera system from a phone call produces a number that changes once somebody looks at the building. We walk it, design against what you need to see, and give you a firm itemised quote. No charge for the walk.