Spider webs, dirt and weather slowly ruin a camera picture, especially at night when infrared light reflects off the dirt. Hard drives fail quietly, and phone apps stop connecting after router changes.
We repair and service systems of most brands, including ones we did not install. A service visit includes cleaning lenses and housings, checking every camera angle, testing recording and playback, updating firmware where available, and reconnecting phone viewing.
If parts need replacing, we explain the options and price before doing any extra work.
What's included
- Fault finding for cameras, recorders and hard drives
- Lens and housing cleaning
- Recording and playback checks
- Firmware updates where available
- Phone app reconnection
- Replacement cameras and drives when needed
How it works
- 1Tell us the problem (WhatsApp a photo of the screen if you can)
- 2Diagnostic visit
- 3Clear price for any parts before we fit them
- 4Repair, test and handover
Recent work
Questions
Do you repair systems installed by other companies?
Yes. We repair and service most CCTV brands, whoever installed them.
How often should CCTV be serviced?
Once a year is sensible for most homes, and every six months for busy commercial sites or cameras near trees and dusty areas.
My cameras show at night but are blurry. Why?
Usually dirt or cobwebs on the lens reflecting the infrared light. Cleaning often fixes it, which is part of every service visit.