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Capital CCTV
A white dual-lens pan-and-tilt security camera on a bracket under the eave at the corner of a white shingle-sided house, gutter above it, a blurred garden and neighbouring house to the left
Residential service · Wired PoE · Garner, NC

Security camera installation in Garner and the Triangle.

Capital CCTV installs wired PoE camera systems on houses in Garner and across the Triangle. Cameras on the approaches, cable through the attic or crawlspace, and a recorder on a shelf in your closet. Starting at $39.99 a month.

Starting at
$39.99a month
  • Free walkthrough
  • No long-term contract
  • Install and equipment included

Garner, NC. We serve Raleigh and the surrounding Piedmont, Burlington to Goldsboro.

The pricing page
In the number
  • The camerasPlaced with you on the walkthrough.
  • The recorderWe install the recorder and its drive on a shelf in your house.
  • The installationWe run the cable, mount the cameras, seal the holes, and test every detection zone.

Local recorder

  • Records in your house
  • 2 TB drive included
  • Wi-Fi enabled
  • 24/7 recording over PoE
  • 8 channels, expandable to 16
  • 2 TB drive included
How it is wired
A flat black recorder with three small status lights on a white closet shelf, a standing black router with a blue light band beside it, a small black box at the right, a potted plant and wicker baskets around them

Mobile app

  • Live view on your phone
  • Clips and alerts
  • Wired and wireless, one app

App and login setup, before we leave.

See the handover
Can I watch from my phone when I am away?

Yes. Live video and clips on your phone, anywhere. The house needs internet for it to work.

A hand holding a phone showing a four-camera live view

Five-year guarantee

  • Free replacement
  • All equipment
  • No service fee

If anything in the system breaks or stops working, we replace it free.

Read the guarantee
What is covered
  • The camerasEvery camera on the system, the doorbell included.
  • The recorderThe recorder and the drive inside it.
  • The wiringThe wiring, re-run if a cable fails.
From walkthrough to installationThe estimate comes from the walkthrough.
  1. A free walkthrough at your house
  2. Every camera placed with you
  3. The estimate, from what was placed
  4. Installation and handover, the same company
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Install day

The install, in six steps.

Six steps to the install, from start to finish.

01 · WALKTHROUGH

The outside first, then the inside.

We walk the outside first: the doors, the driveway, and the sides nobody watches. Every camera position gets picked on that walk, before a hole is drilled.

Two people seen from behind at the corner of a white lap sided house, one in a grey shirt and cap with a clipboard pointing up at the eave, the other in a cream sweater and jeans, hydrangeas and a stone porch column beside them
02 · ROUTE

The cable runs through the attic or the crawlspace.

We staple it along the framing, one hole per camera, and you see the route before we drill anything.

Blue Ethernet cables stapled in a row along a wooden attic rafter
03 · MOUNT

The bracket goes on the fascia.

We screw the bracket into framing at the height the position calls for, then set the angle from the ladder.

A white and black dual lens pan tilt camera on a bracket screwed to the fascia board under dark roof shingles, a white gutter to its left and a vented soffit below
04 · SEAL

The hole is sealed and the loop hangs below it.

Every hole gets a grommet and a bead of sealant, and the cable hangs in a loop under it so water drips off instead of running into the wall.

A white round camera base screwed to the underside of the eave, a black network cable hanging straight down from a rubber grommet in its center and ending in a clear plug, a vented soffit panel behind it
05 · RECORDER

The recorder goes on a shelf in your house.

We put the recorder and its drive in a closet you pick and connect it to your internet. Every camera records to it around the clock.

A flat black recorder with three small status lights on a white closet shelf, a standing black router with a blue light band beside it, a small black box at the right, a potted plant and wicker baskets around them
06 · HANDOVER

You create the login. We keep no copy.

We draw the detection zones with you, trigger every alert once while we are still in the yard, then set up the app on your phone and hand you the login on paper.

Two hands holding a phone sideways over a white stone kitchen counter, the screen split into four live views of a driveway, a front door, a fenced back yard and a side path

We run all six steps, from the walkthrough to the handover.

The numbers behind step three
The spec

The numbers behind a wired install.

Five numbers we get right on every wired install.

A white and black dual lens pan tilt camera on a bracket screwed to the fascia board under dark roof shingles, a white gutter to its left and a vented soffit belowMounted on the fascia, under the eave
8 to 9ftMounting height at the doorsLower reads a face. Roofline height reads a hat and shoulders.
1cablePer camera, power and video togetherOne Ethernet run does both jobs. No outlet beside the camera.
2lensesOn the pan and tilt unitThe upper lens holds the whole yard. The lower one turns and follows whatever crossed it.
10ftSpare cable coiled at every cameraIf a camera has to move later, the spare lets it move without running a new cable.
2TBDrive in the recorderThe footage sits on a drive you can hold, on a shelf in your house. Cameras write to it around the clock.

These are the placement practices a wired install follows, not a record of jobs; the walkthrough sets the numbers for your house.

The comparison

Capital CCTV versus the standard alarm package.

  1. The cameras

    The standard camera package: 1080p cameras
    Capital CCTV: 4K high definition cameras

  2. Recording

    The standard camera package: 20-second motion clips
    Capital CCTV: Recorded 24/7 on the wired system, 60-second motion clips on wireless

  3. The term and the rate

    The standard camera package: Five-year contract, no fixed rate
    Capital CCTV: No long-term contract, one fixed price

  4. After dark

    The standard camera package: Black-and-white infrared
    Capital CCTV: High definition color night vision

  5. When something breaks

    The standard camera package: Service trip fees, plus equipment replacement fees
    Capital CCTV: No service fees, free replacements for five years

Every row describes the standard package as a class, not anyone selling it. The exact units come out on the walkthrough. Equipment, agreements and service coverage vary by dealer. What the five-year guarantee covers and excludes is on the guarantee page.

The guarantee, in full
The guarantee

Five-year replacement guarantee. If anything in the system breaks or stops working, we replace it free.

We installed the system, so we answer for it.

The windowFive yearsThe full five years, every part of the system.
What it costs youNothingNo service-trip fee. No charge for the part.
What starts itInstall dayCoverage starts the day the system is installed.
The guarantee

What's covered when something stops working.

Capital CCTV covers the equipment and the visit for five years.

What's covered by Capital CCTV

No service fees, free replacements for five years

Anything in the system that breaks, stops working, or stops detecting.

  • The cameras
  • The recorder and its drive
  • The wiring, including a re-run if a cable fails
  • The solar panel and the hub on the wireless kit
  • The wired doorbell
  • Detection that stops working: motion, people, packages
Not covered: a tree on the camera, or on the cable; lightning, storm, or flood damage. Everything else in the system is covered.Covered
VERSUS

What's covered: the standard alarm camera package

Service trip fees, plus equipment replacement fees

The standard home security camera package.

  • The camerasA service visit and the replacement camera, billed.
  • The recorder and its driveNo recorder. Your clips go to a cloud plan, billed monthly.
  • The wiringA service visit, billed, and a new cable run on top.
  • The solar panel and the hubNot in the package.
  • The wired doorbellA service visit and the replacement doorbell, billed.
  • DetectionA service visit, billed, when detection stops working.
This describes the standard camera packages we see on jobs. Equipment and service coverage vary by dealer.

For help with your system, call Caleb Connors.

(910) 228-9690

Based in Garner. 13 service areas.

Garner, NC. We serve Raleigh and the surrounding Piedmont, Burlington to Goldsboro.

The same wired system in every town on the list: a local recorder in the house, the app on your phone, and the five-year guarantee.

Garner is the base. The Garner page.

  1. Apex
  2. Cary
  3. Clayton
  4. Durham
  5. Fuquay-Varina
  6. Holly Springs
  7. Knightdale
  8. Morrisville
  9. Raleigh
  10. Rolesville
  11. Wake Forest
  12. Wendell
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  • Free walkthrough
  • No long-term contract
  • Install and equipment included
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