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Houston, Texas · Since 1993

Commercial Security Cameras Past & Present Clients

Commercial and industrial surveillance from a Houston family company with 33 years in Texas.

Houston Rockets
NRG Stadium/Aramark Concessions
George R Brown Convention Center
Dole/Chiquita Fresh Fruit Freeport
Abimar Foods, Inc. Abilene
Jeri’s Seafood
Girls Scouts of America – San Jacinto Council
US Army Reserve – Conroe
84 Lumber
Highland Village – Westheimer
A-1 Construction Services
UT Health Science Center
Jet Aviation Hobby Airport
Hooks Airport – Houston
United Express Jet – Bush Airport
Houston Federal Credit Union
ACU Bank of Texas
City of Seabrook
City of Humble
City of Crosby
City of Mont Belvieu
Crosby Fire Department
Webster EMS & Fire Station
Spring Fire Department
Houston Police Department
Missouri City Police Department
LaPorte Police Department
Lakeview Police Department
Herman Park Golf Course
Sam Rayburn High School
South Houston High School
Cold Justice TV Program
Ashley Furniture Homestores
Bay Area Design Center
Office Depot
LA Fitness
IW Marks Jewelers
Hyatt Regency North
Today’s Business Solutions
Salons by JC
American Capital Properties LLC
Associated Marine Services Inc.
Portofino Marina
Eagle Point Fishing Camp Inc.
SignAd
Outlaw Off-Road of Texas
Locked & Loaded Guns
EDS Landscaping
Stolt-Nielsen Transportation Group
Altom Transportation
Larson Intermodal
CAT Spec LTD/Stronghold
JTB Services
Heitman Truck Repair
Kinloch Equipment & Supply Inc.
AAA Flexible Pipe
Airgas Merchant Gases
Alloy & Stainless Fasteners
Austin Industrial
Axxiom Manufacturing
BJ Services
BW Services
United Valve
Karatech Manufacturing
Liberty Towers
Vapor Point
Turning Basin Services

USA Precision MachiningProfessional Plastics
TapcoEnpro
Delta Valve & Controls
BEHL
NSN Warehouse
Circor
Monument Chemical
Metton America, Inc.
Lonestar Energy Fabrication
CEMEX
OriginPoint
Jindal Saw USA
Atlas/Copco
SISK Gratings
PV Fluid
CBI Plant Services Division
Phoenix Services
Melastor USA
Haltermann Solutions
Advanced Aromatics
ProBuild
Structural Group Inc.
Lapolla
IPC Products
3rd Coast Ordnance
Dunphey Pump Services
DX Service Company
CONHAGEN
Columbia Scaffolding Services LTD
Houston Hose & Specialty Inc.
Electro Coatings
NEMA Enclosures
Gulfex
Satake Inc.
Gulf & Basco
Maxstel Inc.
A&C Plastics
Lone Star Energy Fabricators
PEMEX Oil Company
Watco Rail Services
UTLX Manufacturing
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal
Americold Storage Warehouse
Shasta Beverages
Republic Bag
SUMMIT Floors
Jacinto Medical Group
Bay Area Turning Point
Santa Maria Hostel
Family Time Crisis Center
Taylor Marine Construction
Landry’s Corporate Offices
Kemah Boardwalk
Pleasure Pier
Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
Cadillac Bar
Fish Tales
Downtown Aquarium
Rainforest Cafe
Saltgrass Steak House
Vic & Anthony’s Steakhouse
Taste of Texas
Goode Co. Restaurants
El Toro Mexican Restaurants
Buffalo Wild Wings
Abe’s Cajun Market
Malawi’s Pizza

What separates commercial equipment from what you can buy online

The gap is not marketing. Consumer cameras are built to a price for a mild indoor climate and a homeowner who will replace them in a few years. Commercial hardware is built for continuous duty, wider temperature and humidity ranges, and sealed against the elements at the joints where cheap units fail first. On the Texas Gulf Coast that difference is measured in years of service life.

Sustained heat, high humidity, and salt air across the bay and coastal areas attack housings, cable glands and connectors relentlessly. Storm season adds wind loading that residential mounts were never engineered for. We routinely replace consumer-grade equipment that failed within two or three seasons, usually discovered at the exact moment someone needed the footage.

The other difference is the recorder. Consumer systems tie you to a manufacturer's cloud account, often with a subscription and a storage cap, and frequently with no clean way to export a clip that a police department or an insurer will accept. Commercial recorders keep the footage on your premises, under your control, exportable in standard formats, with retention you set rather than rent.

None of this means the most expensive option is automatically right. It means the cheapest option is frequently not cheap at all once you count the replacement, the lost coverage, and the incident it failed to capture.

Why Houston businesses choose Texas Surveillance

We have been a family-operated Texas company since 1993 — 33 years, Texas license B04080401. Over that time we have designed, installed and maintained commercial and industrial surveillance systems for the Houston Rockets, NRG Stadium, the George R. Brown Convention Center, the Houston Police Department, several municipal governments and fire departments, and many hundreds of warehouses, plants, dealerships, restaurants and storefronts across the region.

Two things set a commercial install apart from what you can buy in a box. The first is specification: cameras chosen and positioned against your actual sightlines, lighting and risk, rather than a package applied uniformly to every building. The second is service. Security contractors in this market appear and vanish constantly, and a system with nobody behind it becomes a liability the moment it fails. A large share of our work is maintaining and expanding systems we installed years — in some cases decades — ago.

What every system includes

Commercial-grade, weather-sealed hardware specified for Gulf Coast heat, humidity and storm season. Secure remote viewing from phone, tablet or desktop. Storage sized to the retention your risk actually requires rather than the minimum the recorder ships with. Full handover training so your people can find and export footage without calling us. And a free on-site survey before any of it — because a quote produced without walking the property is a guess.

Explore related solutions: IP cameras, 4K and megapixel systems, thermal imaging, mobile surveillance trailers, and our Texas service areas.

FAQ

Commercial Security Cameras Past & Present Clients — frequently asked questions

How much does a commercial security camera system cost?

Most Houston commercial installations run between $3,500 and $25,000 depending on camera count, resolution and analytics. A typical 8 to 16 camera system is roughly $6,000 to $14,000 installed. Every quote follows a free on-site survey.

How long does installation take?

Most commercial systems are installed in one to three days. Larger industrial or multi-building sites take longer. We work around your operating hours.

Can I view my cameras remotely?

Yes — every system includes secure remote viewing from phone, tablet or computer, with live view, playback and clip export.

How long is footage kept?

Standard retention is 30 days; we routinely configure 60, 90 days or a full year where insurance, compliance or legal requirements demand it.

Do you service what you install?

Yes. We have been family-operated in Houston for 33 years and a large share of our work is maintaining systems we installed years ago.

Are you licensed?

Yes — Texas license B04080401. Texas requires state licensing for security system installation; always ask for the number before hiring.

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