Clear, reliable surveillance that protects your people, property, and operations around the clock.
F3 Tech Services is a Dallas-based provider of business security camera and CCTV systems supporting small businesses, law firms, medical practices, residential common areas, and professional offices with complete surveillance solutions – including camera selection, site surveys, wiring and mounting, NVR configuration, remote viewing, secure network integration, and storage/retention planning. This page explains what our security camera services include, who they are for, typical project ranges, implementation steps, common questions business owners ask, and how a properly designed video system reduces risk, documents incidents, and helps deter theft and liability.
Many businesses already have cameras, but only discover their limitations after an incident.
Footage is too grainy to identify faces. Cameras miss key angles. Recording stopped weeks ago. No one remembers how to pull video. Passwords are unknown. The system exists, but it does not actually protect you.
That is where we step in.
We design and install security camera systems that are built for real-world use – coverage where it matters, retention that matches your risk, and secure access so the system can be trusted when you need it.
With F3 Tech Services designing and managing your surveillance, your cameras become:
Good camera systems are invisible day to day. They quietly record and are ready when something goes wrong.
We are built for real businesses with real security and liability concerns, as well as select residential common area work. Ideal clients include:
If your business would be exposed by a theft, incident, or dispute and you need clear video to show what actually happened, we are a strong fit.
Security is not just about hardware. It is about design, documentation, and support when something happens.
Law firms need clear coverage of lobbies, reception areas, file rooms, and exterior entries. Footage may be needed to support investigations, resolve disputes, or verify access history. We design systems that respect confidentiality while documenting what happens in shared spaces.
Medical offices must balance patient privacy with staff and facility safety. We focus on waiting rooms, hallways, entrances, and exterior coverage while staying mindful of HIPAA considerations and local regulations.
| Project Type | Typical Budget | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Small Office (4–8 Cameras) | $3,000 to $7,500 (one time) | Entry, lobby, hallway, and parking coverage |
| Multi–Zone Office / Retail (8–16 Cameras) | $7,500 to $15,000 (one time) | Additional angles, higher resolution, and longer retention |
| Warehouse / Multi–Location | Custom Quote | Exterior yards, docks, multi–site viewing, and advanced storage |
We also support incremental upgrades, camera additions, and modernization of existing systems if you already have some infrastructure in place.
Our process is built so nothing is missed and you end up with a system that matches how your business really operates – not just what fits on a spec sheet.
We start with a discussion about your risks, prior incidents, and what you want cameras to do for you. Then we walk the space, identify coverage priorities, and note mounting constraints, lighting, and cabling paths.
We design a camera layout, choose appropriate models, size the NVR and storage, and outline a retention target. You receive a clear proposal describing what will be installed, how it will be accessed, and what it will cost.
We run cabling, mount cameras, configure the NVR, set up recording modes, enable remote access, and harden passwords and network access. Angles are fine-tuned once we see actual live views.
We document camera locations, retention settings, and access procedures. We show you how to review footage, export clips, and handle incidents. Ongoing support is available if you need to change views, add cameras, or troubleshoot issues.
Yes. We configure secure remote access so you can view live and recorded footage from approved computers and mobile devices. Remote access is set up to align with your security policies and does not require you to be a network engineer.
Retention depends on how many cameras you have, the recording mode, resolution, and drive capacity. During design we pick a target – for example 14, 30, or 60 days – and size the system so it meets that goal.
Often yes. We evaluate what you have and determine whether we can reuse cameras, cabling, or only the pathways. In many cases we can re-use portions of your current setup and modernize the core components.
Our primary focus is Dallas–Fort Worth, but we can support multi–location businesses that have additional offices or storefronts in other cities using a combination of on-site work and remote configuration.
We treat cameras as network-attached devices that must be secured. That includes non-default usernames, strong passwords, restricted port exposure, VLAN segmentation where appropriate, and clear rules about who can log in and from where.
Properly designed systems are sized for your bandwidth and switch capacity. We plan PoE, network segmentation, and bitrate so your core business applications are not impacted by video traffic.
We provide design, installation, configuration, and support. For clients that also use our Managed IT Services, we can fold health checks and basic monitoring into their broader support relationship.
In many cases, yes. We can coordinate with access control vendors and alarm providers so footage aligns with entry events, door schedules, or alerts, depending on the hardware platforms in use.
A well-designed surveillance system is about more than hanging cameras. It is about being able to see what happened, when it happened, and respond with confidence.