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Home security in SE QLD has shifted hard toward IP-based CCTV and smart cameras. The installers on HelpSorted handle full-system installs (4-8 camera NVR with monitoring), retrofit cabling jobs, wireless camera setups, and integration with existing security alarms.

For a standard 4-camera CCTV install with NVR and remote app access, expect $1,800-$3,500 including cabling and setup. 8-camera systems run $3,000-$5,500. Add a smart doorbell and motion-activated floodlights and you're at $4,000-$7,000 for a full property package. Wireless cameras (Eufy, Ring, etc) are DIY-friendly but commercial installers can configure them properly for $400-$1,200 per camera depending on mounting access.

For security alarms (perimeter detection, panic buttons, monitoring), look at the bigger security integrators - many CCTV installers also handle alarms. Monitoring services run $35-$70 per month and are worth it for genuine peace-of-mind, less worth it if you're confident with self-monitoring via app.

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Wired or wireless CCTV?+
Wired NVR systems are more reliable, no battery management, better image quality, and don't lose footage if the Wi-Fi drops. Wireless is easier to install in older homes or rentals where you can't run cables. Most installers prefer wired for permanent installs.
How long is CCTV footage stored?+
Standard NVR storage holds 14-30 days of continuous footage. Cloud storage (Ring, Eufy) is typically 30-60 days on paid plans. Footage older than that gets overwritten unless you export it.
Do I need a licence to install cameras on my property?+
No - but you must respect privacy laws. Cameras can cover your own property; recording neighbours, footpaths, or shared driveways gets complicated under QLD privacy legislation.
Are smart doorbells worth it?+
Yes - they catch package theft, doorstop visitors, and integrate with the broader system. Standalone units $200-$400; pro-installed and wired in $400-$800.

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