Commercial CCTV

Commercial CCTV
Coverage Without the Blind Spots.

Camera systems for offices, retail, warehouses, and multi-unit buildings across Toronto and the GTA. We plan the angles, run the cabling, set up recording, and document the whole system — so you get footage you can actually use when it matters. Not cameras for show.

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What's Included

Planned for Real Coverage.

Commercial security camera installation in Toronto and the GTA

Cameras are only as good as the plan behind them. We place them where they actually see, wire them properly, and make sure the footage is there when you go looking for it.

  • Site walk and camera-placement plan built around your entrances, blind spots, and high-value areas
  • IP camera supply and installation — fixed, varifocal, and PTZ, indoor and outdoor
  • PoE network cabling for every camera, terminated and tested
  • NVR setup, storage sizing, and recording configuration
  • Remote viewing on your phone or computer, set up and tested
  • Night-vision and lens selection matched to each location
  • Clean cable routing and tidy equipment mounting
  • Coordination with your electrician, GC, or building manager
  • Labelling and as-built documentation at handover
  • Upgrades and additions to existing camera systems
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Common Problems

Cameras That
Miss the Moment.

If your current setup does any of these, it's not really protecting you — it just looks like it is.

  • Cameras mounted too high or at the wrong angle to identify anyone
  • Footage you can't find — or that was never actually recording
  • Blind spots at entrances, loading doors, or the parking lot
  • Night video so dark or washed out it's useless
  • Old analog cameras that can't capture a usable image
  • No remote access, so you can only review footage on-site

Why It Matters

A Blurry Camera
Proves Nothing.

A security camera has one job: give you a clear, usable image when something happens. Wrong angle, wrong lens, or bad recording settings, and you've paid for a blinking light that won't hold up when you need it.

We plan coverage around the spots that actually matter — entrances, exits, registers, loading areas — and confirm every camera is recording and the footage is retrievable before we leave the site.

How We Work

Five Steps.
No Surprises.

Most installers mount cameras, hand you an app, and disappear. We work in five clear stages, so you always know what's going in, what it costs, and why.

1. Design & estimate drawings — free. We map the camera layout on paper — placements, coverage, cable routes, and recorder location — so you see the full scope and an accurate price before you commit. No charge, no obligation.

2. Issued-for-construction (IFC) drawings. Once you approve, we produce the detailed plan we install from. Nothing gets mounted until you've signed off.

3. Installation. We mount, wire, and configure to the approved plan — cameras, cabling, and recorder, coordinated with your other trades.

4. Testing. Every camera is checked for angle, focus, night performance, and recording, and remote viewing is tested with you.

5. As-built documentation. You get final documentation — every camera labelled and mapped, recording settings noted, remote access confirmed — so you're never left guessing later.

FAQ

Questions,
Answered.

How much does commercial CCTV installation cost?

It scales with camera count and building conditions. A small office or retail unit with 4–8 IP cameras typically lands in the $3,500–$8,000 range installed; warehouses and multi-unit buildings with longer runs scale up from there. Reliability lives in the cabling, so every system rides on a proper structured cabling backbone — and pairing CCTV with access control in one project usually lowers total cost through shared pathways and one mobilization. Fixed quote after a site walkthrough.

How many cameras do I actually need?

It depends on your layout, not a magic number. We do a site walk, find the blind spots and the areas worth covering, and plan the smallest number of cameras that gives you real coverage — no upselling cameras you don't need.

Fixed, varifocal, or PTZ — which type do I need?

Fixed cameras cover one set view and are the cost-effective choice for most spots. Varifocal cameras let us dial in the exact zoom and angle at install, which is useful for entrances or long sightlines. PTZ cameras pan, tilt, and zoom to cover a large area from one position — good for parking lots or open floors. We'll recommend the right mix for your space rather than putting an expensive PTZ where a fixed camera does the job.

Can I view the cameras from my phone?

Yes. We set up remote viewing on your phone and computer and test it with you before we leave, so you can check in from anywhere.

How long is footage kept?

That depends on how many cameras you have, their resolution, and your storage. We size the recorder to the retention you want — commonly around 30 days — and tell you exactly what you're getting.

Will the cameras work at night?

Yes. We match night-vision and lens choice to each spot, and place cameras to avoid glare and backlight. Good placement matters more than headline specs.

Can you upgrade my existing system or reuse my cameras?

Often, yes — if the cabling and cameras are still usable, we'll build on what you have. We assess it first and tell you honestly what's worth keeping and what isn't.

Get a Plan, Not a Guess

We'll walk your space, find the blind spots, and show you exactly where the cameras should go — at no cost.

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Serving Toronto and the GTA — North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, and Mississauga.

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Contact

(647) 558-6646

info@netrizer.com

North York, Toronto, ON

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