Looking for a good IP camera system that you can rely on?
Plan a commercial camera system around the areas your team needs to see. Tolleson Inc. designs and installs IP video surveillance for Nashville and Middle Tennessee businesses, with nationwide project capability. We help connect camera coverage, recording and network requirements to your property and daily operations.
We offer a wide range of camera types and configurations-from single-site installations to large-scale, multi-location systems. Each setup is designed to deliver crisp HD video, seamless network integration, and secure remote access from any device.
Our certified technicians handle every step of the process-from system design and configuration to installation and ongoing support-ensuring your cameras perform efficiently and consistently. With Tolleson Inc., you get a surveillance solution built for accuracy, scalability, and peace of mind.
An IP camera system can provide wider surveillance coverage throughout your entire office. What makes it even more beneficial is the fact that it’s a solution, especially when you have a need for multiple cameras.
Along with its effectiveness, the product itself has its fair share of valuable features. The systems we offer produce HD quality images and videos. We want you to be happy with the system that you choose. For that reason, we’ll walk you through all of your options to ensure that you make the best possible decision.
With our comprehensive range of services, our team is equipped to cater to your needs from start to finish. Our solutions include:
Start with the areas your team needs to review: entrances, parking areas, loading docks and shared spaces. Discuss lighting, viewing angles, obstructions and whether the goal is to see activity or identify useful detail. Camera placement should follow those needs.
Review our loading-dock camera coverage guide for questions about vehicle approaches, doors and changing light conditions.
Recording needs depend on camera count, resolution, frame rate, recording settings and the required retention period. Agree on who can view footage, how authorized remote access will work and how the system connects to your network.
Plan cameras alongside door access control and the cabling infrastructure. Use our footage retention guide to prepare storage questions.
Begin with the property goals and an inventory of existing cameras, recording equipment and network connections. Review compatibility before deciding what can be reused. Agree on installation access, configuration and the functions to demonstrate at handover.
Our camera acceptance-testing guide helps organize checks for viewing, recording, playback and the agreed coverage. Discuss expansion and ongoing support as part of the project scope.
That depends on the cameras, recording equipment, network and available capacity. A site review helps identify what can be retained and what needs to change.
Storage depends on camera count, resolution, recording settings and retention requirements. Bring your operational needs to the assessment so the system can be sized around them.
Bring a site plan, the areas you need to see, current equipment details and examples of the footage or visibility problems you want to address. A focused consultation can help separate coverage, recording and network requirements before equipment is selected.
