Cover the right areas
Review entrances, counters, service bays, stockrooms and exterior spaces around your daily operations.
Camera coverage, recording and connected security planned around your staff, customers, vehicles and working areas.
Review entrances, counters, service bays, stockrooms and exterior spaces around your daily operations.
Match cameras with a compatible recorder and storage plan. Discuss retention, playback, authorized viewing and maintenance.
Consider alarms, access control, intercom and networking where they fit your site and operational needs.
Supplied project views show installation work and different commercial monitoring environments.
Bring elevated camera coverage to construction sites, mining operations and oilfields—even where permanent power and cabling are still being planned.

For stores with safety concerns, discuss staff-controlled entry using an electronic deadbolt and a handheld wireless remote. Plan who can enter, how staff admit visitors and how people leave safely.
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This restaurant project brings four CCTV views together on a wall-mounted TV: the exterior approach, an indoor work area, the kitchen and the dining space. The photographed images show crisp equipment edges, defined furniture and a clear sense of each area’s layout. It is a useful example of camera coverage and image detail working together across a restaurant.

Appliance edges, shelving, tables, chairs and exterior surfaces remain easy to distinguish across the four views. Plan the camera position and recording quality together so the areas that matter stay clearly in view.
From the site signage to the wash bays, this project brings different parts of a working truck wash into view. The photographs show the Truck Wash sign, exterior installation work using a scissor lift, an entrance camera, work inside a wash bay and a wall-mounted TV displaying nine camera views. For a similar site, we review vehicle movements, mounting positions, cable routes and recording needs around daily operations.





Installation photographs show the TDD team working inside a vehicle service bay, alongside an exterior view of the workshop. Commercial CCTV planning starts with entrances, service areas and the movement of staff and vehicles. Camera positions, cable routes and recording requirements are reviewed around the working environment.


The supplied installation view shows a camera beneath the fascia near the entrance, with access equipment on site. This is a practical starting point for discussing arrivals, entrances and service-bay coverage as part of a business security plan.

A supplied monitor photograph shows a camera view across a commercial roof and its equipment. Elevated areas can form part of a wider site-coverage discussion, alongside mounting, access for maintenance and recording needs. Identifying details in the surrounding street have been obscured.

This monitor photograph shows a fleet parking yard after dark, with buses and vehicle movement in view. For a similar site, review the yard layout, available lighting, camera positions and recording needs together. The photograph documents the supplied view; performance and detection features are confirmed for the selected equipment.

This supplied project photograph shows an outdoor camera view on a shop’s TV with the original timestamp 2025-08-05 Tuesday 20:31:45. Under the existing street and building lighting, pavement lines, trees, bicycle racks and opposite entrances remain visible in colour. It illustrates the value of clear evening monitoring around a business frontage.

The street surface, paving pattern and tree outlines are easy to distinguish. Lighting across the road also makes the opposite entrances visible. These are useful details when planning a camera view around your business after dark.
This is a photograph of a CCTV image displayed on a TV. The scene has existing street and building lighting; camera selection and placement are reviewed around your site’s actual nighttime conditions.
Project photographs supplied by TDD Solutions. Customer names, addresses, vehicle plates, device identifiers and private surveillance details have been blurred where visible. Original recording dates and complete timestamps are retained in the updated monitor photographs. Installation views are shown anonymously.
Bring your business security into the same conversation as signs, digital displays and lighting. Plan the services your premises needs around one clear project brief.
PLAN A COMBINED STORE PROJECTShare your layout, existing equipment and recording priorities with our team.