CCTV Installations in Berkshire and the surrounding area

Lockrite Security can advise you on how to setup a surveillance system to meet your requirements. With a combination of cameras and state of the art Digital video recording equipment its no surprise that we are Berkshire’s leading CCTV installer. A CCTV security system allows you to keep a watchful eye over your home or businesses premises in Berkshire.

Here’s how you could benefit from our CCTV Installations

  • CCTV security systems can give you 24-hour a day, 365 days a year surveillance in Berkshire
  • Lockrite have a wide range of wired, wireless and IP cameras available
  • Time and date on every frame makes the recording admissible as evidence
  • CCTV security systems can be configured to meet your budget, premises and level of risk
  • View CCTV footage from your Berkshire premises using a smartphone or tablet
  • Our CCTV equipment and installation is done to the highest standards by our qualified team

We’ve been installing CCTV systems for over 25 years and our team are approved SSAIB (security systems and alarms inspection board) installers.

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What types of CCTV system are available?

Lockrite Security install Single and multi-camera CCTV Systems for home owners and businesses in Berkshire and the surrounding area. We have a range of different cameras and accessories for you to choose from so your CCTV system can be as simple or as complex as you want it to be.

View CCTV footage from your premises using your smartphone

For the security conscious user we can allow you to view the CCTV feeds live from your Berkshire premises anywhere in the world using an Internet enabled mobile phone or tablet device.

About Berkshire

Berkshire is one of the oldest counties in England. It is home to Windsor Castle, and because of this it has been known as the Royal County of Berkshire since the 19th Century. Towns in Berkshire include Reading, Bracknell, Newbury, Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead.

Berkshire is a cheese production hotspot, with several distinctive cheeses produced exclusively in its dairy farming areas, including Spenwood, Wigmore and Waterloo. The county is also famously home to Ascot Racecourse, which was opened by Queen Anne in 1711. The racecourse remains the property of the monarchy, adding to Berkshire’s royal associations.