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Security Camera Installation in Atlanta, GA

Media Nexus designs, installs and supports commercial security camera systems throughout Metro Atlanta. We handle camera placement, cabling, recording, remote viewing and training for offices, shops and community properties. Whether you need a standalone camera installation, an upgrade to an existing system or integration with access control, we plan the right system for your property and budget.

What we do

Standalone camera installations, existing-system upgrades, or integration with access control—we support all three. We serve commercial properties and communities across Metro Atlanta and Georgia, including offices, shopping centers, schools, multifamily buildings and gated entrances. We start by reviewing entrances, parking, lighting and the areas you need covered. Then we plan camera positions, run or assess the cabling, install and aim the cameras, configure recording and remote viewing, test the system, and show your team how to use it. Cloud or on-premises recording, analytics and storage are selected to fit your coverage needs and budget—not to make every installation a larger integration project.

See our security camera installation at Chamblee Plaza in Atlanta.

Why Media Nexus

What's included in a Media Nexus camera system.

Coverage, analytics, storage, and remote access are designed as one system — planned from the property, not from a box kit.

High-resolution coverage — 4MP, 8MP, and multi-sensor cameras sized to the distance and detail each view requires

Panoramic views — 180° and 360° cameras that cover parking lots and open areas with far fewer mounting points

AI analytics that alert, not just record — person and vehicle detection, loitering, line-crossing, license plate recognition, face recognition, crowd and gun detection

Large storage with redundancy — NVRs with 48TB and beyond, configured with RAID so a failed drive never costs you the footage

Remote access from anywhere — live and recorded video on phones, tablets, and computers, with per-user permissions

Cloud or on-premises — we design Eagle Eye and Turing cloud systems or self-hosted NVR platforms depending on your bandwidth, policy, and budget

Integration with access control — a door event pulls up the matching video clip instantly, and Eagle Eye customers get full integration with Brivo access control

Nighttime performance — cameras selected for the lighting at each location, including full-color night vision options

One accountable team — cabling, installation, configuration, and training from the same people who designed it

Support after the install — when a camera goes down or needs re-aiming, call us

How we do it

Every camera, planned around the property.

Coverage mapping, camera selection, analytics, and storage are designed together — so the footage is usable when you actually need it.

Coverage from a site walk

We map entrances, parking, gates, and blind spots on site, then position cameras and select lenses for usable identification detail — not just a view.

The right camera for each view

Fixed domes for entrances, bullets for long approaches, and multi-megapixel panoramic cameras for parking and open areas — each location gets what its distance and lighting demand.

Analytics and active alerts

Person and vehicle detection, loitering, line-crossing, and license plate rules turn the system from passive recording into active notification — staff learn about events as they happen.

Storage and redundancy

NVRs are sized for your retention requirements with RAID-protected storage — like the five 48TB recorders we deployed for a shopping center covering 45 cameras with room to grow.

Who this is for

Camera systems built for the properties you protect.

We design and install video surveillance across all of these environments, each with its own coverage and risk profile.

Corporate offices

Education

Hospitality

Houses of worship

Restaurants

Fitness & sports venues

HOA & gated communities

Multifamily buildings

Builders & general contractors

Retail

Next step

Ready to plan your security camera installation?

Tell us where you need coverage and whether you're planning a new installation or upgrading existing cameras. We'll help define the camera placement, cabling, recording and remote viewing you need—and provide a free camera installation quote.

Camera platforms

Some of the camera platforms we design and install.

We're not tied to a single manufacturer. We design on the platform — cloud or on-premises — that fits your coverage, analytics, retention, and budget requirements.

Turing

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AI-native cloud surveillance where every camera becomes an intelligent sensor — AI Patrol watches every camera every minute, plain-language rules trigger real-time alerts with snapshots, and natural-language search finds events in seconds.

Provision-ISR

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Full CCTV line with Check Point cybersecurity at the firmware level — DDA analytics for human and vehicle detection, face-recognition NVRs, 180° panoramic and active-deterrence cameras, plus intercom and solar options.

Eagle Eye Networks

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Cloud video management that works with 7,500+ existing camera models — natural-language search, AI analytics from people counting to gun detection, and full integration with Brivo access control so door events and video live in one system.

Digital Watchdog

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DW Spectrum VMS with endlessly scalable servers and cloud management — MEGApix Ai cameras deliver people and vehicle analytics and license plate recognition, with hybrid options that modernize existing coax infrastructure.

Hanwha Vision

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AI-driven cameras powered by the Wisenet SoC — from high-resolution domes and bullets to AI thermal cameras that detect threats before they're visible, all with end-to-end cybersecurity and an open integration platform.

Uniview

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Strong value without giving up capability — AI-powered video search on the NVR, full-color night vision, panoramic multi-view cameras, and straightforward management apps that keep smaller systems affordable.

FAQ

Common questions about security cameras.

Practical answers about installation scope, cost factors, existing wiring, recording and support.

Retention is designed around your needs — commonly 30 to 90 days. We size recorder capacity and drive count from your camera count, resolution, and retention target, with RAID redundancy so a single drive failure doesn't lose footage.

Yes. Live and recorded video is available from phones, tablets, and computers, with individual user permissions so each manager sees only what they should.

Yes — we link camera views to door events so an access event at a specific door pulls up the matching video clip. See how this works on our access control page.

In most cases, yes. We assess your existing recorders, network, and cabling first, then expand or modernize in stages — reusing what's solid and replacing what limits you.

Yes. You can hire Media Nexus for a standalone commercial security camera installation or an upgrade to your existing camera system. Access-control or AV integration is optional and is recommended only when it supports your needs.

We review the property's coverage needs and lighting, plan camera positions and recording requirements, install or assess cabling, mount and aim cameras, and configure recording, remote viewing and user permissions. We test the system and show your team how to view, find and export footage. The exact scope is agreed for your project.

Cost depends on camera count and type, mounting locations, cable routes, existing wiring, network requirements, recording retention and any selected analytics or integrations. Cloud subscriptions and ongoing support may also affect the overall cost. We base the quote on your property's requirements and the agreed installation scope rather than a one-price package.

Existing cabling may be reusable if its condition, cable type, run length and power or data requirements suit the selected equipment. We assess compatibility before recommending reuse. Where it does not support dependable operation, we explain which runs need replacing and why.