Cameras
Titanium Dark X and Uniview OwlView — color at night, wired PoE.
Montgomery, Ohio · inside I-275
A certified technician walks the property and writes the quote. No salesman. You own the hardware. No contract. If you would rather mount it yourself, the same gear is programmed, tested, and labeled before it ships.
Free evaluation · Mon–Fri 9:00–6:00 · Sat 10:00–2:00 · Tech support included
Same equipment on the quote and in the online store. We install it here, or we program, label, and test it before it ships. Call (513) 345-0782 and a technician will say which of these the building actually needs.
Titanium Dark X and Uniview OwlView — color at night, wired PoE.
Wireless hubs, contacts, motion, smoke, and flood — app included.
One Akuvox system — door station, reader, and lock together.
PoE switches, Lysora access points, and bridges for the cameras.
Warehouse, lot, shop, school, or house. Same cameras, doors, and alarm, laid out for that building.
A house, a shop, and a gate are not the same job. We walk it and put the right camera on each view. Wired PoE, recorded in the building. If the building already has camera coax, we can stay on that cable instead of pulling new wire. The camera page has the full walkthrough.
If the camera goes grey, you cannot tell what color the car was. The cameras we install keep color after dark.
Why night color matters 02The Titanium line built for color at night, with human and vehicle detection. A wired camera, not a Wi-Fi porch cam.
See Dark X 03A plate needs its own camera, height, and angle. A porch camera aimed at the driveway will not read it.
Why the plate camera is different 04Some cameras have a light and a speaker. They speak when someone is at the door. That does not replace a clear view of the door.
How a warning camera works 05Power and video ride one cable. The recorder keeps the video on a surveillance drive in the building.
How the system is built 06Some recorders count people and vehicles and can draw a line across a doorway. A tool for a shop or a lot. Not magic.
People and vehicle countsReal footage from the cameras we install. Watch it, then call the shop and we will look at your building. More of this is on the camera page.
Ajax. Sensors on radio, not a new wire to every door. The app is included. A siren sounds in the building. The radio is encrypted both ways, so a copied fob does not disarm it. In the open, Ajax rates that radio at about 2,000 meters. Walls shorten it, so we walk the building. The alarm page spells the rest out. Monitoring is optional.
You buy the system at full price. No monitoring bill. The app still alerts you. Motion can send photos, including at night. Smoke and water live in the same app. You own the hardware. No contract required.
Alarm installsTwelve months at $44.95 a month is $539.40 at checkout. The Ajax gear on that order is half off. While you stay monitored, equipment and batteries are replaced if something fails. Decline it and the gear is full price, with no monitoring.
Shop AjaxA door, motion, smoke, or water sends the alert to you. You are not renting a beige panel you never see.
How the app worksHub, door contacts, motion, and fob. Pick the finish that fits the room. We test the alert before we call the job done.
See a head-endA technician marks the doors, the rooms, and the keypad, then writes the quote. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.
Call (513) 345-0782Akuvox. A door station, a reader, and the lock. Face where the station has it, a card, a fob, a private PIN, or the phone. A guest can get a key that expires. The door page shows each way in.
Outside. Camera on the visitor, then a call and a PIN. You see them before you open anything.
Staff tap a card or type a code. Add a person, or take them off, without rekeying the building.
On the wall, or on the phone. Talk, then unlock. An exit button inside lets people leave.
Lysora. One Wi-Fi name across the building, a PoE switch that powers the cameras, and a bridge when the next building has a clear path and no cable. You set the name and password in a phone app. No monthly software fee. The network page has the sizes. We walk it before we count the access points.
The box the cameras plug into. The small switch has eight powered ports and a 120 watt budget. Closets can go larger.
One name, so a phone walks the building without joining a new network in each room. Outdoor points cover the lot.
A bridge only when there is a clear path. Trees or a bad aim shorten that to nothing. We say so before we sell it.
Call (513) 345-0782. Tell us the building. A technician will say cameras, doors, alarm, network, or some of each — and what it costs. No salesman on the call.
Fishing wire through a finished wall is the work this shop is built around. The cable stays inside the wall. TV mounting is the same idea: the screen goes up, and the wire does not hang. Wire fishing and electrical. Panels and other line-voltage work — call for availability.
Attic, crawlspace, or a small opening behind the device. The finished room does not grow a plastic raceway.
How we fish itPanels, Duke meter bases, and the service entrance. 10-year workmanship on electrical and grounding we install.
$110 an hourRemoved and replaced. None of the old wiring is left live. Live knob-and-tube is a fire hazard.
See the photo
Cover off. The main is in, and the branch breakers are landed. Call first — electrical is by availability.
The riser, the meter, and the charger on the siding. A dedicated circuit, quoted before anyone is scheduled.
Recessed lights in a tongue-and-groove ceiling. The wire stays above the boards.
These are installs. The full set — cameras, access, the door station, electrical, and the head-end — is on the gallery.
Same equipment either way. A technician handles it, not a salesman. The services page lists each line next to the matching aisle in the store.
Call the shop. A certified technician walks the property inside I-275, marks the placement, and writes the quote. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it. For panels and other electrical work, call for availability.
Call (513) 345-0782Order from the online store. We program, test, and label it before it ships. You can mount it, we can help find a local electrician, or we quote the trip if you want TEK there. Tech support is included.
Shop our online storeCall the shop. A technician walks the building. Electricians pull the wire.
The smallest visit is 2 hours. Gear is extra, written line by line. You see the number before anyone is scheduled. The full sheet is on rates and pricing.
Security · inside I-275
$85 / hour
Cameras, alarms, doors, intercom, network, TV mounting, and fishing the cable. A two-hour visit is $170 of labor. Inside 25 miles, add the $55 trip. That visit is $225 before gear.
Camera installsElectrical · call for availability
$110 / hour
Panels, Duke meter bases, lighting, and repairs. A two-hour visit is $220 of labor. With the trip, $275 before materials. 10-year workmanship on electrical and grounding we install.
Electrical workTrip
$55
Within 25 miles of the Montgomery shop. Same fee on a security visit or an electrical visit. The estimate itself is free.
Ask for a quoteTwo parts of one plan. Covered gear is replaced, and we install it. We are the only company that includes the parts and the labor. Ask the shop for the monthly price — it is not a formula we publish. Warranty page · Lifetime replacement on the store · Maintenance plan on the store
While you stay enrolled: the replacement, the labor to put it in, shipping, batteries, a yearly remote inspection, firmware updates, and an upgrade when the system is outdated. Storm, fire, flood, and lightning are covered. Cancel anytime and the extra coverage ends. You still own the gear.
Ask for the priceIncluded with the gear. 3 years on CCTV cameras and recorders. 2 years on other equipment. If a unit goes back to the manufacturer, you pay shipping both ways. It does not include batteries, act-of-God damage, or a technician coming out.
Different promiseMonitoring is $44.95 a month, or $539.40 for twelve months at checkout. That price takes 50% off the Ajax gear. Electrical workmanship is 10 years, and it is not the camera plan.
Alarm pageThe mission
That is the name on the door. Technology. Experience. Knowledge. Rick reviews the estimate. He is IBEW-trained, with more than 15 years installing security for national companies. That is 30-plus years in the trade. It is not a claim that this Montgomery shop has been a Cincinnati company under this name since 1998. The work in this market goes back that far. About the shop
You do not need the menu. Pick the job, the price, or the photos.
Night color, plates, a warning light, and how the wire is built.
Camera installsAjax. App included. Monitoring optional, and half off the gear if you add it.
Alarm installsSee them, talk, and unlock. Face, card, code, or the phone.
Access / intercomOne Wi-Fi name, a PoE switch, and a bridge only with a clear path.
Network installsFishing cable, panels, and repairs. Call for availability on the power.
Electrical workEach line, next to the matching aisle in the online store.
Services$85 security. $110 electrical. $55 trip. Written before we schedule.
RatesParts and labor while you stay on the plan. Ask for the monthly price.
WarrantyCameras, a keypad, a door station, electrical, and a head-end.
GalleryThe mission, the shop, and who reviews the estimate.
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10770B Montgomery Rd, Montgomery, OH 45242. Mon–Fri 9:00–6:00. Sat 10:00–2:00. Sunday closed. Tell us the building. A certified technician will say what it needs and what it costs.
Security systems quoted for Greater Cincinnati / I-275. Electrical work — call for availability.