Camera System Design
We walk the building and the grounds, map sight lines at entries, corridors, cafeterias, gyms and parking lots, then set camera counts and resolution to match.
We install security cameras, access control and door hardware for Indiana preschools, K to 12 districts and college campuses, then tie it back to the network with our own cabling crew. One contractor from conduit to camera.
Cameras and Access Control
One system covering doors, hallways, entries and grounds
Summer Break Installs
Scheduled around the school calendar to minimize disruption
Cabling Included
We run the network cabling and the conduit ourselves
Secure Vestibules
Entry control, intercom, strikes and locked interior doors
Licensed and Insured
Indianapolis owned and operated, commercial and institutional work only
School security systems work best when cameras, doors, network and power are scoped together, so we plan those pieces as one coordinated package.
Camera System Design
We walk the building and the grounds, map sight lines at entries, corridors, cafeterias, gyms and parking lots, then set camera counts and resolution to match.
Camera Installation
IP cameras mounted, aimed and focused, with PoE cabling, mounts rated for the location, and weather rated housings on exterior and rooftop positions.
Access Control Systems
Card and fob readers, credential management, scheduled lock and unlock by bell schedule, and office managed lockdown functions set up to match the platform you choose and the procedures your campus already runs.
Door Hardware and Wiring
Electric strikes, maglocks, request to exit devices, door position switches and power supplies wired so every controlled opening reports its real status.
Secure Entry Vestibules
Intercom and video at the front door, buzz in control, interior door locks and camera coverage that lets office staff see a visitor before releasing the door.
Network and Storage
Switches, PoE budget, recorder or server sizing and retention planning, plus the Cat6 and fiber backbone that keeps every camera and reader talking.

We work for preschools, public districts, private and parochial schools, charters and higher education campuses across Indiana.
Preschool and Elementary

Middle and High Schools

Athletic Facilities

Administration Buildings

Transportation and Bus Barns

Colleges and Training Centers

Low voltage is one of our 3 divisions, not a sideline. We scope school security camera installation against how the space is actually used, then label, test and document every run so the next person to open the rack is not guessing.
Power, Data, Security
One contractor runs the conduit, the cabling and the security system, so no one is waiting on another trade to finish.
We Work the Calendar
Summer, fall break, winter break and weekends. The install plan is built around your school calendar before we order a single camera.
Built to Be Used
Cameras aimed at what matters, readers labeled, and office staff trained on lockdown and credentials before we leave the building.
Institutional Experience
Our completed work includes NIFS and the Vigo County Aquatic Center, buildings with the same public access and accountability pressures.
Indianapolis Owned and Operated
We are based here, not dispatched in from out of state. The same licensed crew that walks your building with you is the crew that does the school security camera installation work.
Written Scope, Written Number
We walk the building before we quote, then put the school security camera installation scope in writing line for line, so you can compare our number against anyone else's on the same work.
From sports facilities and warehouses to aquatic centers and retail floors, these are buildings we have already wired across central Indiana.

Langham Logistics
Indianapolis, IN

Edgewater Apartments
Indianapolis, IN

Indy Urban Hardwood
Indianapolis, IN

NIFS
Indianapolis, IN

Colts Practice Facility
Indianapolis, IN

Vigo County Aquatic Center
Terre Haute, IN

Sullivan Hardware
Indianapolis, IN
Straightforward answers about structured cabling and low voltage for your buildings and your team.
Cameras at the entries, corridors, cafeteria, gym, parking areas and grounds, a secure entry vestibule with intercom and buzz in control at the front door, card or fob readers on the openings you want controlled, the door hardware and wiring behind them, and the switches, PoE budget and recorder that keep the whole thing running. We scope those pieces together, because a camera is only as good as the drop feeding it and a controlled door is only as good as the hardware on it.
It comes down to camera count, cable runs and what you already have. The drivers are how many openings and sight lines you need covered, distance from each camera back to the closet, whether existing cabling and switches can carry PoE, how much video retention you want, and how much of the install has to happen in a break window. We walk the campus and quote the whole system in writing.
Yes, and the scope changes a lot between them. A preschool is usually one controlled entry, a small camera count and tight sight lines on the drop off area. A K to 12 building adds corridors, a cafeteria, a gym, bus loops and a vestibule the front office runs. A college campus is a multi building problem, with a fiber backbone between buildings and one credential that has to work everywhere. We walk the campus first and design to whichever of those you are.
Yes, and that is when most of this work happens. We plan the campus in zones, pull cable and set conduit while the building is empty, and stage the cutover so the existing system stays live until the new one is tested. If the scope runs past the break, we finish the remaining areas on weekends and after hours to keep the work out of the school day wherever the schedule allows.
Often yes, and we inventory the existing system before we price anything. Cameras that still cover their area and put out a usable IP stream can stay on the new recorder, while failing units, analog holdovers and blind spots get replaced first. That lets a district spend where the coverage gap is, keep everything on a single system instead of 2, and expand in later budget years.
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Send us your building list or walk us through the campus, and we will scope cameras, access control and cabling together.