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A professionally installed camera system lets you see what is happening at your home in real time, review recorded events, and receive video alerts when activity is detected. Whether you are checking on family, pets, deliveries, a vacation home, or an alarm event, Aressco can design a system around the areas that matter most to you.
Residential video options can include live streaming, high-definition recording, smart video alerts, secure cloud video services, and integration with compatible Alarm.com security systems.
Instead of constantly watching your cameras, compatible systems can notify you when meaningful activity is detected. Alerts can be customized by camera, time of day, and event type, helping you quickly determine whether something needs your attention.
Commercial video surveillance is not a one-size-fits-all installation. Aressco designs systems around the physical layout of your property, the areas you need to protect, how long video needs to be retained, and who needs access to live and recorded video.
We provide camera systems for offices, retail locations, warehouses, commercial buildings, parking areas, loading areas, entrances, perimeters, and other business environments throughout South Florida.
Aressco can design network video recorder (NVR) systems sized for the number of cameras, recording quality, frame rate, and retention period required by your facility. Systems can provide continuous recording, event-based recording, or a combination of both depending on the application.
Authorized users can view live and recorded video from computers, smartphones, or tablets. For businesses with multiple locations or buildings, systems can be designed to provide centralized access while maintaining appropriate user permissions.
Modern camera technology can provide significantly better identification and usable detail than older surveillance systems. Aressco offers high-resolution cameras and advanced low-light options, including full-color night technology for applications where conventional infrared images may not provide enough detail.
Where appropriate, modern video systems can use AI-assisted analytics to distinguish people, vehicles, and other events from ordinary scene movement. This can make searching recorded video faster and help reduce unnecessary motion alerts.
An older surveillance system does not always need to be replaced from the ground up. Aressco can evaluate existing cameras, cabling, network infrastructure, recording equipment, and power systems to determine what can reasonably be reused and what should be upgraded.
Schools and educational facilities often require camera coverage across many different environments. Aressco can design video surveillance systems for single buildings or multi-building campuses, with cameras positioned around entrances, hallways, common areas, parking areas, exterior perimeters, and other locations identified by the facility.
Authorized administrators can be provided with centralized access to live and recorded video from multiple cameras or buildings. Systems can be configured with user permissions so personnel have access to the cameras and functions appropriate to their responsibilities.
Camera count, image quality, frame rate, and storage capacity all affect how long recorded video is retained. Aressco can size the recording system around the facility's desired retention period rather than relying on a generic storage configuration.
Camera selection is based on the viewing objective of each location. High-resolution and advanced low-light cameras can improve usable detail at entrances, parking areas, exterior walkways, and other challenging locations.
Compatible systems can use AI-assisted analytics to help identify people, vehicles, and other events, making it easier for authorized personnel to locate relevant recorded video after an incident.
For facilities with an existing surveillance system, Aressco can evaluate the cameras, cabling, network infrastructure, recording equipment, and available storage. Where practical, usable infrastructure can often be retained while outdated components are upgraded.