CCTV Monitoring in Surrey, BC
Real people watch your cameras. If an operator sees something happening, they can send a guard out or call you and the police right away.
- Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- 4.8 stars on Google, 49 reviews
- Licensed and insured in British Columbia
- $5 million liability insurance
- No key holding charges
$5 million liability insurance: Our $5 million liability insurance covers every site we work on. Proof of coverage available anytime you request.
What Is CCTV Monitoring?
CCTV monitoring means real people watch the cameras at your site and act on what they see. The cameras record what happens; monitoring puts a person on those views, so something seen on a camera leads to action while it is happening.
Eagle Eye Security LTD monitors cameras for sites across Surrey and the Lower Mainland. An operator watches the feeds from your site: entrances, loading areas, yards, parking areas and the quiet corners where trouble starts after a site closes for the day.
If an operator sees something happening, they can send a guard out or call you and the police right away. Monitoring works well on its own, and it also pairs with patrol visits and alarm response. If your site has no cameras yet, our security camera installation service plans and fits the cameras first, and monitoring can start from the day the system is in.
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Want to talk about getting your cameras watched? Call (778) 899-1576 or ask for a quote below.
What Our Live Video Monitoring Includes
Every security camera monitoring booking follows the cover agreed with you when the service is set up. On a standard booking, the service covers the following.
Watched by real people
Your camera feeds are watched by an operator, a real person, during the hours agreed with you. The operator watches the views that matter most at your site: entrances, loading areas, yards and parking areas.
Action when something is seen
If an operator sees something happening, they act on it right away. They can send a guard out to the site, or call you and the police, so what is seen on camera is dealt with at the site, not only recorded.
A guard sent out
When a guard is sent out, the guard goes to the site, checks the building and the grounds, and stays until the site is secure. Monitoring also pairs with patrol visits and alarm response for sites that want checks on the ground as well as eyes on the cameras.
You are told what happened
You are told what the operator saw and what was done about it, so you have a clear record of the night, not only camera footage to look through the next day.
Monitoring can cover one camera at one entrance or the full set of cameras across a large site. The hours and the views covered are set out in the quote before the service starts.
Sites Our Operators Watch
Remote video monitoring suits any site with cameras and hours when nobody is there to watch them. Most of our work falls into these groups.
Warehouses that hold stock and load trucks from morning to evening. Operators watch the loading doors, the storage aisles, the yard and the office entrance after the site closes.
A store or a plaza trading as usual. Operators watch the entrances, the tills, the stock room doors and the parking out front, during trading hours and after closing.
An office building with staff, visitors and deliveries coming and going. Operators watch the entrances, the reception area, the parkade and the rear doors.
A strata building where people live. Operators watch the lobby, the parkade, the mailbox and garbage areas, and the doors people use at night.
A site under construction, where tools, materials and machines sit on site overnight. Operators watch the gates, the material storage and the site office through the night.
A lot or parkade used by staff, customers or residents. Operators watch the entries, the payment areas, the stairwells and the rows where vehicles park.
A yard or workshop with equipment and vehicles outside the building. Operators watch the gates, the yard, the fuel and storage areas, and the building entrances.
A school, a hall or a community building, often quiet outside normal hours. Operators watch the entrances, the grounds and the parking areas.
Other kinds of property are welcome too. Cameras and quiet hours matter more than what the site is called.
How Monitoring Starts
Call (778) 899-1576 and tell us the site, what has been happening there, and the hours you want watched.
We look at the cameras you have and what each view covers. If a view that matters is missing, or the site has no cameras yet, the camera plan comes first and monitoring follows it.
We send a written quote with the rate and what is included, before you agree to anything. The hours of watching and the views covered are settled before the service starts.
Once the quote is agreed, monitoring starts at the hours set out in the quote, and the operators act on what they see from the start.
To get your cameras watched, call (778) 899-1576 and tell us about the site. Cameras already fitted or a site with none yet, we will tell you what has to happen first either way.
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12899 76 Ave, Unit 256, Surrey, BC V3W 1E6
CCTV Monitoring or Camera Installation?
Monitoring watches the cameras you have. It suits a site where cameras are fitted and recording, but nobody watches the feeds, so trouble is found the next day when the footage is looked at. Monitoring puts a person on those views while the site is quiet.
Camera installation is the service that puts the cameras in. We plan the cameras around your site first, looking at entrances, loading areas, parking lots and blind spots, then install the system and set it up so the views cover the places that matter most. The two services are often booked together, and monitoring can start from the day the system is installed. A static security guard is different again: the guard stays at your site for the whole shift, which suits a site with people, vehicles or goods moving through it all shift.
Not sure which fits? Tell us what has been going on at your site and we will tell you straight whether monitoring, cameras, a guard, or a mix makes sense.
See Our Monitoring at Work
Our operators watching camera feeds, cameras on client sites and our office team.
CCTV Monitoring Across Surrey and the Lower Mainland
Surrey is home for us. We monitor cameras for sites in Whalley and Surrey City Centre, Guildford, Newton, Fleetwood, Cloverdale and South Surrey, from warehouses and strata buildings to stores and parking lots across the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CCTV monitoring?
It is a security service where real people watch your cameras and act on what they see. If an operator sees something happening, they can send a guard out or call you and the police right away, so trouble at your site is dealt with while it is happening, not only recorded.
What happens if an operator sees something?
The operator acts right away. They can send a guard out to your site, or call you and the police. The guard checks the building and the grounds and stays until the site is secure, and you are told what was seen and what was done.
Do I need cameras already?
Monitoring watches cameras that are fitted at your site. If your site has no cameras yet, or the cameras miss the places that matter, our security camera installation service plans and fits the system first, looking at entrances, loading areas, parking lots and blind spots, and monitoring can start from the day the system is installed.
Does camera monitoring replace a guard on site?
It depends on the site. Monitoring watches the cameras and sends a guard out when something is seen, which suits a site that is locked up overnight. A guard on site stays for the whole shift, which suits a site with people, vehicles or goods moving through it. Many clients use monitoring with patrol visits, so the site gets checks on the ground as well.
How much does CCTV monitoring cost?
It depends on how many cameras the site has, the hours you want watched, and whether a guard is sent out as part of the cover. A few cameras watched overnight costs less than a full system watched at all hours. Describe the site and we will come back with a price and a list of what it covers.
How do I get started?
Call (778) 899-1576 and tell us about your site: what you have been dealing with there and the hours you want watched. We will look at your cameras with you, settle the views and the hours, and send the quote before any monitoring starts.
How does live CCTV monitoring work?
Your camera views are shared with our operators, who watch the feeds during the hours agreed with you. If an operator sees something happening at your site, they act right away: sending a guard out, or calling you and the police. You are then told what was seen and what was done.
Is remote video monitoring cheaper than a guard on site?
It can be, for a site that is locked up overnight, because the site is watched without paying for a guard to stay there for the whole shift. A site with people, vehicles or goods moving through it all shift still needs a guard on site. Tell us about your site and the quote will set out what fits.
Which parts of my site can the operators watch?
Any view your cameras cover: entrances, loading areas, yards, parking areas and the quiet corners where trouble starts after hours. If a view that matters is missing, the camera plan comes first, and monitoring covers the new views from the day they are installed.
Get a quote for CCTV Monitoring
Tell us about your site, what has been going on there, and the hours you want watched. We will look at your cameras with you, tell you what fits, monitoring, cameras, a guard, or a mix, and send you a quote. No pressure.
Based in Surrey, BC. Live operators watching your cameras.