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Mount cameras 8-10 feet high at a 15-20 degree downward angle to capture clear facial features while preventing tampering.

San Diego homeowners have unique security challenges across diverse neighborhoods, from the coastal areas of La Jolla and Pacific Beach to inland communities.

Home security systems in San Diego come with varying price tags that depend on your specific needs and property type.

When CCTV cameras stop recording in San Diego, it usually points to one of five common problems: full or failing storage devices, power connection issues, and more.

When a security camera system goes offline in San Diego, it usually stems from weak WiFi signals, power issues, or outdated firmware.

When choosing a security camera system in San Diego, property owners face an important decision about where to store their video footage.

Construction sites face constant threats from theft, vandalism, and unauthorized access, especially during off-hours when crews are gone.

Your garage is one of the most vulnerable entry points to your home, and San Diego homeowners have unique security challenges from package theft to unauthorized access.

Warehouses and yards in the South Bay face mounting pressure from theft, organized crime, and unauthorized access that directly impact profit margins.

Your phone knows when you leave home, so why shouldn't your house? Geofencing creates a virtual boundary around your home that triggers smart devices to take action when you cross it.