At a glance
CCTV installation in Dungannon, in short
We cover Dungannon from the older streets around the town centre out to the farms and yards towards Coalisland and Moygashel, fitting cameras from Hikvision, Dahua and Uniview with night vision built in. Surveys cost nothing, and we set up phone access before we finish the job.
Local knowledge
Cameras that suit Dungannon's hill and its hinterland.
Dungannon is built on a hill, with the older streets around the Hill of The O'Neill and the town centre running down towards Scotch Street and Market Square. Properties here often have small yards and windows close to the street, so cameras go up at a height and angle that covers your own doorway without staring into next door. Terraced streets close to the centre are some of our most regular calls in the town.
Move out past the ring road and the picture changes fast. Dungannon sits in the middle of Tyrone's farming country, and most of the calls towards Moygashel, the Coalisland Road and the lanes around Donaghmore are farms and rural homes with sheds and gateways to cover rather than a front door. Camera counts here usually run higher, covering the yard and the entrance lane, tied into a recorder in the house rather than relying on WiFi that a barn wall can block.
- Terraced streets near the town centre suit a discreet camera over the door and one covering the entry
- Farms around Moygashel and Donaghmore usually need a camera over each shed door as well as one on the gate
- Units on the Killymeal Road or Coalisland Road estates suit a broad yard camera paired with one on the loading bay
- Shops along Scotch Street and Market Square suit a doorway camera set up with clear signage for customers
Getting it right first time
Two things worth thinking through before fitting starts.
A lot of Dungannon's older housing sits close to the street, so we set the angle of any front-facing camera to cover your own door rather than the pavement or a neighbour's window. Under ICO guidance, CCTV covering only your own home generally sits outside data protection law, but a camera that also picks up a neighbour's garden can bring you into scope, so we agree the field of view with you at the survey.
On farms, the questions are different. Sheds and outbuildings rarely have a strong signal from the house router, so we often run a cable to the recorder or use a point-to-point wireless link instead. Rural power can also be a single supply shared across several buildings, so we check what is already on the circuit before adding cameras, and can specify a solar or battery option where a shed has no power at all.
How it works in Dungannon
From your call to footage on your phone
- 1
Free survey of your property
We visit your home, farm or unit in Dungannon, work out where cameras should go to cover the doors, yard or lane, and check what power and network is already there.
- 2
Written recommendation and quote
You get a clear plan for camera count, positions and resolution, with a written price covering equipment and labour.
- 3
Cabling and mounting
Cables are run to each camera position, using ducting or existing routes on farms where possible, and cameras are mounted at a height that deters tampering.
- 4
Configuration and testing
The recorder is set up, motion zones are configured for the yard or garden, night vision is checked after dark, and the app is linked to your phone.
- 5
Handover and aftercare
We show you how to play back footage and manage alerts, and remain available if you want extra cameras added or the system serviced later.
What Dungannon properties usually need
The setup that fits each kind of property
A visit confirms the specifics, but this is the pattern across the town and the farms around it.
| Property | Usual camera setup | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Terraced or semi near the town centre | 2 to 3 cameras covering the door, entry and rear access | Streets sit close together, so angles are set to avoid next door |
| Farm or rural house off a lane | 4 or more cameras on the yard, sheds and gate entrance | Covers sheds, machinery and the approach along the lane |
| Unit on Killymeal Road or Coalisland Road | Wide-angle cameras on the yard, loading bay and fence line | Covers deliveries and out-of-hours activity around the site |
| Shop or premises on Scotch Street or Market Square | Doorway camera with clear signage | Business use needs signage and a stated retention policy |
Equipment we install
Trusted brands, professionally fitted
From a single camera over a shop door to a full farmyard system, we work in Hikvision, Dahua and Uniview, three manufacturers with a long enough track record that spares are never a problem down the line.
- Hikvision
- Dahua
- Uniview
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The rest of what we install in Dungannon
One team handles all of it, which keeps everything on a single app.