Video Surveillance and Security Camera Installation in Las Vegas

Sting Alarm installs commercial video surveillance systems for Las Vegas businesses: cameras placed to cover your real risks, smart alerts that ignore routine motion, and an app to watch live or recorded video from anywhere. We design, install, and service every system ourselves, and we connect cameras to your intrusion alarm and access control so you manage it all from one dashboard.

What commercial video surveillance includes

Traditional surveillance means hours of footage that nobody has time to review. A modern system tells you when something worth seeing happens and makes the rest easy to search.

• Commercial-grade cameras for entrances, registers, stock rooms, parking lots, and fence lines, with infrared night vision and low-light cameras for after-dark coverage.
• Perimeter detection analytics that identify whether a person or vehicle is on the property while ignoring rain, swaying trees, and small animals.
• Cloud video management so you can see live or recorded video from anywhere, with flexible local and cloud storage options.
• 24/7 video health monitoring that flags a camera that goes offline, so you are not surprised when you need footage.
• Smart alerts for after-hours movement, restricted zones, and specific doors.
• License plate recognition for gates, lots, and drive-throughs where it fits the site, and point-of-sale video integration for registers.

Business security camera installation: how we get maximum coverage

Camera placement decides whether footage is useful. Our technicians follow the same practices on every installation.

Plan placement around real risks

We cover every point of entry, including front doors, side and rear doors, gates, and accessible windows. High-traffic areas such as parking lots, driveways, hallways, and loading docks get their own coverage. We look for blind spots and obstructions like trees, signs, and walls, and plan a zone of coverage for each camera. Cameras mounted too high or too low miss detail, so most are mounted at roughly 8 to 10 feet for a broad, clear view.

Choose the right camera for each spot

High-definition cameras capture detail at entrances and registers. Night vision and low-light models cover areas that go dark after closing. Analytics-enabled cameras reduce false alerts by telling a person from a passing car, a shadow, or a desert lizard.

Light the scene

Even good cameras struggle in the dark. We pair cameras with infrared, motion-activated lights, or floodlights near entry points. Good lighting improves footage and discourages people from approaching the property in the first place.

Secure the network

Cameras depend on your network, so we treat them like any other connected device: unique credentials instead of default passwords, encrypted video, and current firmware.

Test before we leave, and keep testing

We confirm every camera is powered, connected, aimed at its intended area, and recording clear video, and that remote viewing works in the app. Ongoing service keeps angles, connections, and settings where they should be.

Cameras that do more than record

Business activity analytics help you run the business, not just protect it.

• Heat mapping shows where customers spend time in your space.
• Queue monitoring alerts you when lines get long.
• People counting tracks how many people cross a line you draw.
• Occupancy tracking shows how many people are in an area right now.
• Crowd gathering alerts flag groups forming where they should not.

Owners use this data to adjust staff schedules, product placement, and store layout. See business analytics for more.

Why businesses invest in video surveillance

Visible cameras discourage theft, vandalism, and break-ins. Recorded video helps you document what happened when there is an injury, an accident, a customer dispute, or a liability claim. Cameras over registers and stock rooms help address shoplifting, fraud, and employee theft. And when cameras are watched live through remote guarding, operators can speak to a trespasser before anything is taken.

Built for Las Vegas businesses

We install video surveillance for retail stores, restaurants and bars, offices, warehouses, construction sites, HOAs and multi-tenant properties, and businesses with multiple locations. Whether you need to cover a single storefront or a group of sites across the valley, every camera shows up in one app.

Home security camera installation

We install cameras for Las Vegas homes as well. A typical home system pairs a video doorbell with a floodlight camera over the driveway and one or two outdoor cameras on the other approaches, all with person and vehicle detection so you are alerted to what matters and not to every passing car. Home cameras run on the same app as your alarm, so you can see who is at the door, check that the garage closed, and review clips from anywhere. If you already own consumer cameras such as Ring, Nest, or Arlo, we can design a professionally installed system that replaces or complements them. See smart home cameras and the smart floodlight camera for the equipment we install at homes.

Pair cameras with alarms, access control, and verification

When cameras are part of a business security system, every alarm and door event can carry a video clip. That makes it possible to confirm a real intrusion quickly with video verification, and to see who opened a door alongside the access control record. Already have cameras? We can evaluate the system and upgrade, integrate, or take over compatible equipment.

One vendor for security and fire

Sting Alarm is a licensed fire protection contractor as well as a security company, so the same team can handle your cameras, alarm, access control, and fire protection. One vendor, one point of contact.

Why Sting Alarm

• Local and independently owned since 2003
• Over 1,000 five-star Google reviews
• Nevada Low Voltage License C2D-0061014
• 24/7 security and fire monitoring from our monitoring center

Call (702) 737-8464 in Las Vegas or (602) 431-1300 in Phoenix or request a free quote to schedule a site visit. Want to understand pricing first? Read how much video surveillance costs to install.

In Arizona? See Security Camera Installation and Video Surveillance in Phoenix.