Inspection checklist
- Define retention before buying storage
- Review retrieval and permissions
- Verify the handover
Camera count alone does not describe a recording system. Decide what must be captured, how long it should remain available and who may retrieve it.
Use these points to understand the opening or system before choosing parts or approving a larger replacement.
Call or send photos with your ZIP code. We review the visible condition, confirm the service area and schedule an on-site estimate when measurements or equipment identification are required. On site, we verify dimensions, identify compatible parts and explain the work before the customer approves a repair or installation.
Resolution, frame rate, compression and recording schedule influence storage use. Continuous and event-based recording have different trade-offs. A useful estimate states its assumptions instead of promising the same retention for every installation.
The owner should know how to find an event, export a clip and manage authorized viewing. Confirm whether remote access needs an account, local equipment or an ongoing service. Access to recordings should be limited to approved users.
Ask for a playback and export demonstration using the installed system. Check the time setting and the intended recording schedule. Document how storage or recording failures are reported and who should respond if the system stops saving footage.
It depends on the cameras, recording settings and schedule. Ask for an estimate based on the planned configuration.
No. Playback should be checked separately to confirm that footage is being saved and can be retrieved.
Authorized account access, a basic playback and export walkthrough, and information about maintenance and ongoing services.
Send photos and your ZIP code, or call 770 Doors & Windows directly.