CCTV & Ajax alarm installation in Capalaba
Premium CCTV, alarms and access control for Capalaba — family streets across the Capalaba State College catchment, the larger blocks running back from Mt Cotton Road, and the commercial tenancies around the Capalaba Park and Capalaba Central retail precincts.
Mr Secured installs CCTV, Ajax alarms, perimeter detection and access control across Capalaba and the adjoining Alexandra Hills and Thornlands areas. We work on the family homes through the Capalaba State College catchment, the larger blocks along Mt Cotton Road and Old Cleveland Road, and the smaller commercial tenancies around the Capalaba Park and Capalaba Central retail precincts.
Capalaba's defining trait is established family blocks with side-access patterns plus a substantial commercial corridor along Old Cleveland Road. Residential installs prioritise the side-and-rear coverage that matches the actual approach pattern; commercial installs prioritise trading-hours recording schedules and license-plate capture at service entries.
Dahua TiOC 4K CCTV
8MP IP67 turret with active deterrence + colour night vision. Built for Brisbane outdoor conditions.
Ajax Hub 2 Plus alarm
Wireless Grade-2 alarm with photo verification, smartphone control, and battery backup through power outages.
Smart video intercom
Video door station with app-based answer and remote unlock — ideal for body-corp and gated properties.
Family blocks
Side-gate, garage approach, and rear-yard are the high-value positions on standard Capalaba family blocks — not just front door.
Old Cleveland Road retail
Commercial tenancies near Capalaba Park and Central need recording schedules tuned to trading hours and license-plate capture at service entries.
Larger Mt Cotton blocks
Acreage-style blocks on the south side need property-entry, mid-driveway, and house cameras — not one wide-angle that misses everything past 15m.
What's the right camera count for a typical Capalaba family home?
Most Capalaba family homes work well with four cameras: front-door, driveway entry, side-gate, and rear-yard. Larger blocks along Mt Cotton Road or in Capalaba West usually want a fifth camera at the property entry covering the approach from the road.
Can you handle commercial CCTV for a Capalaba retail tenancy?
Yes — this is regular work in the Capalaba Park and Capalaba Central corridor. We configure recording schedules around trading hours, AI-prioritised alerts for after-hours motion in cash-handling and stock zones, and license-plate capture at service entries and delivery bays. We can integrate with most existing alarm systems via dry-contact or relay outputs.
Are properties near the Mt Cotton Road traffic worth a different camera spec?
Front-facing properties on Old Cleveland Road or Mt Cotton Road benefit from active deterrence cameras (visible status light + speaker) on the road-facing positions, plus AI human classification so passing traffic doesn't trigger alerts. Back-of-property cameras stay standard.
How much does CCTV installation cost in Capalaba?
Mr Secured installs Dahua CCTV in Capalaba from $1,800 for a 4-camera residential setup — includes the cameras, Dahua TiOC NVR, mobile app setup, cabling, and 12-month warranty. Larger 6–8 camera systems start from $2,800. Every quote is fixed-price with no hidden fees. Book a free on-site assessment in Capalaba for an exact figure for your property.
How quickly can you install in Capalaba?
Most Capalaba installs are booked within a week of your free site assessment. A typical 4-camera residential install runs 4–6 hours and we leave the same day with the system live, the app set up on your phone, and you trained on how to use it. Larger commercial sites with 8–16 cameras run 1–2 days. We confirm a fixed schedule at quote time so you are never waiting.
Every Capalaba install is carried out by Mr Secured's in-house, QLD-licensed team — no subcontractors and no call centres.
