Homes and townhouses
Cameras, alarms, intercoms and Wi-Fi for houses, townhouses and dual occupancies. Most jobs cross more than one, which is why one licensed team turning up beats three trades.
Servicing all Melbourne
Thirteen services across two trades, delivered by one licensed team. Cameras, alarms, entry systems, satellite internet, antennas and networks, assessed and quoted together rather than booked separately.
Why two licences
Security installation in Victoria requires a security licence. The cabling that connects it to the network legally requires a separate ACMA registration. Most installers hold one or the other.
That is why a camera system, a network and an internet connection usually arrive as three trades on three different days, each waiting on the one before it, and each blaming the other when something does not work.
Security
Six services covering everything from a single camera at a front door through to access control across a multi-site business.
Wireless, hardwired and AI detection cameras, planned around the approaches to your property rather than a package size.
View service ›Perimeter contacts first, then detectors on the movement path. Monitored or self monitored, and we service other installers panels.
View service ›Card and code entry on staff doors, rollers and gates, with an opening log. Cancel a credential instead of rekeying a building.
View service ›Video and audio door stations for houses, apartments and commercial entries, plus handset upgrades that need no strata approval.
View service ›App control, automation and integration, so cameras, alarms and entry all answer from one place on your phone.
View service ›Duress and medical alert systems for older residents, people living alone and aged care, specified around dignity as much as safety.
View service ›Connectivity
Seven services covering the half of the job most security companies cannot legally touch.
Obstruction mapped before drilling, penetrations flashed rather than taped, and coverage carried beyond the router to sheds and studios.
View service ›Aimed at the right transmitter and mounted above the canopy with headroom for growth. We measure at the wall plate before recommending anything.
View service ›Mesh systems, cabled access points and ethernet backhaul, placed against your wall materials and tested room by room.
View service ›Carries the network to a shed, studio or second dwelling without trenching. Usually in within a day, and it carries cameras too.
View service ›Carrier approved equipment sized to the building, for rural properties, basements and warehouses where calls drop inside.
View service ›Bracket fixed into structure rather than plasterboard, with power and data brought to the position so nothing hangs down the wall.
View service ›Moving an NBN box or wall socket during a renovation, cabled and tested by a registered cabler so the connection comes straight back up.
View service ›Service
We work on systems other companies installed, and a fault call stays a fault call rather than becoming a quote for a replacement.
Most of what we attend turns out to be a setting left on factory default, a flat backup battery, a drive that filled and stopped overwriting, or a network change that took cameras offline months ago without anyone being told. Those are service visits.
And we will tell you just as plainly when it can, which is more often than most people expect.
Who we work for
The same camera behaves differently on a townhouse, a warehouse and forty acres. What decides the system is the property, not the brochure.
Cameras, alarms, intercoms and Wi-Fi for houses, townhouses and dual occupancies. Most jobs cross more than one, which is why one licensed team turning up beats three trades.
Lot work and common property work quoted separately, so a committee can approve its part while you proceed with yours. Handset upgrades often need no approval at all.
Shopfronts, offices, warehouses and industrial yards. Access control that ends when a staff member does, and coverage where stock and vehicles actually move.
Satellite internet where fixed line will not reach, wireless links out to sheds, solar cameras on distant boundaries, and backup that carries a real outage.
How we work
Whether it is one camera or a whole building, the assessment is the part that decides everything else.
A licensed technician walks the property and counts what actually needs covering. Not a phone estimate.
Every position marked and priced, fixed in writing. Nothing to sign on the day.
Positions confirmed with you before anything is cut. Security and cabling by the same team.
Detection set on site after dark where needed, app on your phone, and you see it working before we leave.
Service areas
Each area has its own page setting out what the local conditions mean for a system there, because salt air, gum canopy, slope and bushfire zoning all change the specification.
Nunawading, Mitcham, Blackburn, Box Hill, Forest Hill, Doncaster, Ringwood, Balwyn, Camberwell, Burwood
Richmond, South Yarra, Prahran, Brunswick, Docklands and the CBD
Reservoir, Bundoora, Epping, Ivanhoe and the northern growth corridor
Brighton, Sandringham, Bentleigh, Caulfield, Carnegie, Dandenong, Rowville
Melton, Footscray, Sunshine and the western estates
Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo, the Yarra Valley and the Dandenong Ranges
Questions
Two sides of one job. Security covers CCTV, alarms, access control, intercoms, smart home integration and personal alarms. Connectivity covers Starlink, digital antennas, Wi-Fi and mesh networks, point to point wireless links, mobile signal boosters, TV wall mounting and NBN relocations. We also repair and service systems other companies installed.
Security installation in Victoria requires a security licence. Cabling that connects to the telecommunications network legally requires a separate ACMA registration. Most installers hold one or the other, which is why a camera system, a network and an internet connection usually arrive as three trades on three days. We hold Security Licence Z67-511-50S and Cabler Licence T59216, so it is one booking.
Yes. Houses, townhouses, apartments and strata buildings on the residential side. Shopfronts, offices, warehouses, clinics, construction sites and multi-site businesses on the commercial side. The hardware barely changes between them. What changes is who owns which part of the building and what the obligations are.
Yes, and a fault call stays a fault call rather than becoming a quote for a replacement. Most of what we attend turns out to be a setting, a flat backup battery, a full drive or a network change rather than failed hardware.
Every service is priced after a free on site assessment and confirmed in writing. What moves the number is the property rather than the product, because cable routes, mounting access and the number of positions decide most of it. There is nothing to pay if you decide not to proceed.
Metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria, from our head office at 81 Junction Rd, Nunawading. Eastern suburbs assessments are usually same day or next day, and we run scheduled visits out to Geelong, Ballarat, Bendigo and the Yarra Valley.
Yes, and that is the reason we hold both licences. A camera at the back gate needs a cable, the cable needs a network, and the network needs a connection that stays up. On most properties that is three bookings. Here it is one.
Yes. Security Licence Z67-511-50S and ACMA Cabler Licence T59216, both published so you can verify them independently. We would suggest asking the same of anyone else quoting you.
That is the normal position, and it is what the free assessment is for. A licensed technician walks the property, tells you what it actually needs, and puts a fixed price in writing. Nothing to sign on the day.
Borderless Solutions. Licensed and insured. 81 Junction Rd, Nunawading VIC 3131. Monday to Saturday, 7:00 to 20:00. Melbourne owned since 2021.
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