Security camera mounted on a house wall overlooking the driveway

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CCTV cameras in Highlands North

Placing CCTV cameras in Highlands North requires working around the large trees common in established gardens. We design systems to look along the line of your boundary walls, which keeps the view clear of foliage and reduces false motion alerts caused by wind blowing through the branches.

Highlands north: cameras for established homes on manageable stands

Highlands North is about 5 km south-east of Sandton City. In Highlands North, a property's security depends on covering its boundary walls. These are often older, mixed-material fences along roads like Scott Street and Hathorn Avenue, fronting manageable-sized stands. The main challenge comes from the suburb's established gardens; large, mature trees can create significant blind spots and trigger constant motion alerts in the wind.

Because of this, we plan camera placement to work with the landscape. Instead of pointing cameras across a garden and through trees, we position them to look along the boundary walls. This provides an unobstructed view of the perimeter and reduces false alarms. For homes near public spaces like Cheltondale Park, this approach also helps focus views on your property line.

Many of our clients in Highlands North have recently bought their properties. If your new home comes with cameras, the first step is to change all the passwords, as the previous owner may still have viewing access on their phone. Tyson can do a full system check, reset the main administrator login, and make sure only your family can see the footage.

Everything we install and repair, and how a job runs from first call to handover, is on our CCTV cameras page.

Questions from Highlands North

My garden has large trees. Will they block the camera views?

Not with careful placement. We position cameras to view along the line of your walls, which keeps most branches out of the direct view. We can also set up the recorder to ignore motion from trees.

The house I bought has an old, fuzzy camera system. Does it need complete rewiring?

Not always. If the existing analogue camera cables are in good condition, we can usually reuse them for a modern high-definition system. This connects new, clear cameras to a new recorder without the disruption of running new wires.

Every Highlands North property is different, so we look before we quote. Send us a photo or call, and we will arrange a visit and a written quote for your CCTV camera work.

What our CCTV customers say

  • Our recorder kept switching itself off and we were losing footage. Tyson tested the system, replaced the failing power supply and checked the hard drive before putting everything back into service.

    Gareth N.
  • We needed cameras at our warehouse after stock started disappearing. Tyson helped us identify the important areas and installed coverage around the loading bay, storeroom and main entrance.

    Kabelo M.
  • We had an old camera pointing at the driveway but it missed people approaching from the side. One Point changed the position and added a second angle so the entrance is now properly covered.

    Colin E.

Book a site visit in Highlands North

Tell us about the property and what you need. We confirm the date and the visit arrangements before we come out, and quote in writing before any work starts.

Need a system installed or fixed?

Tell us what you have and what is going wrong. We quote before any work starts.