Most camera systems fail at the only moment they matter: the footage exists, and it's useless. We design coverage backward from what you'd actually need to hand an investigator — identification at the entry, detection along the line — and mount for the night shot, not the daylight demo, since almost everything worth reviewing happens in the dark.
Tarzana is a City of Los Angeles neighborhood running from Victory Boulevard south to Topanga State Park, so LADBS handles gate and fence permits and LAFD sets the gate rules. LAFD lists portions of Tarzana in its Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. Lots the City maps as Hillside Area carry tighter limits on fence and retaining-wall height, which matter if a damaged gate wall has to be rebuilt.
Tarzana camera systems cover a drive and a rear line where the lot meets the canyons and the open space toward Topanga State Park. Most of what's worth reviewing happens after dark, so cameras are aimed and focused at night, with recording on a private NVR in the house.
Walked at night as well as daylight, listing what you'd need to prove.
Camera count, position, lens and retention, approved before mounting.
Cabled, mounted and focused at night, every view signed off on screen.
You get the app and layout in writing, and we confirm it's recording.
Scoped to your property, not a flat per-item rate. These are the factors that move the number, in the order they usually matter.
The rear line where the yard meets the canyon or the park, the drive and gate, and the front entry. Rear-line cameras are placed for detection along the edge and the drive cameras for identification, and every view is focused at night.
No. Recording goes to a private NVR in the house. The internet only matters for viewing from your phone.
Fewer than most quotes assume. Coverage follows choke points — entries, drives, walkways — not square footage.
We size storage for 30 days by default, since incidents routinely surface a week or two later.
Yes. Every system includes remote viewing on phone and desktop, set up so it's reachable without exposing the recorder to the open internet.
Name, phone and ZIP. We walk it before we price it.
We protect people, property, and peace.
