Security Camera Trenching, Poles & Installation
Conduit, poles and bucket truck work to get cameras where they actually need to see.
Most property cameras end up where the wire reaches, not where they need to look. We fix that with the same crews and machines that build fiber networks: underground conduit for power and network cable out to the driveway, gate, barn or back field, poles where there is nothing to mount on, and a bucket truck for cameras mounted high. You get coverage where you want it and a line that keeps working.
How we do it
A camera is only as good as the line feeding it. We walk the property with you, pick the spots that actually see the driveway, the gate and the outbuildings, and plan the run back to the house or the network closet so it never crosses a septic field or the gas service.
Then we trench or bore the conduit in, set poles where there is nothing to mount to, and use the bucket truck to hang cameras up high where they are hard to reach and hard to tamper with. Lawns get pressed back and driveways get bored under, not cut.
What's included
- Trenching and conduit for camera power and network cable
- Boring under driveways and walkways
- Camera poles and footings
- Bucket truck mounting up high
- Runs to gates, barns, sheds and long driveways
- Electrician partner for the connections
Security Cameras: what people ask us
Do you install the cameras themselves?
We do the part most camera installers can't: the trench, the conduit, the poles and the work up high with a bucket truck. The cameras can be yours, your security company's, or ones we set up with our electrician partner. Either way the line to them is done right.
Can you get a camera out to a barn, gate or the end of a long driveway?
Yes. That is exactly the job. We run conduit underground for power and network cable, bore under the driveway instead of cutting it, and set a pole where there is no building to mount on.
Why not just use wireless cameras?
Wireless works close to the house. Out at a gate or a barn a few hundred feet away it drops out, and batteries die in a Sussex County winter. A buried line gives the camera steady power and a connection that does not care about weather.
Security Cameras across northern & central NJ
We provide security cameras across all 7 counties we serve. A few of the towns we cover:
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