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CCTV in Bradford, fitted with zero cables on show.

I’m Mitu. I fit Hikvision cameras, alarms and electric gates for homes and businesses round Bradford. The cable goes inside your wall, not down the outside of it.

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Price it online first if you’d rather not ring. 4.9 on Google from 11 reviews.

Mitu fitting a Hikvision turret camera under the soffit of a brick house, cable already inside the wall

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cables on show.
That’s the whole idea.

Zero cables on show. Most cameras come with a white cable clipped down the wall. Mine don’t.

The quick way is to drill next to the camera, clip the cable along the stone, round the window and in through the frame. It works. It also looks like an afterthought, and anyone with a pair of snips can reach it.

I take the cable through the wall cavity instead. In behind the camera base, out next to the recorder. From the street you see a camera and nothing else.

One of Mitu's finished installs: a black Hikvision turret camera under a cream soffit beside the downpipe, brick and fascia clean, no cable anywhere

Hidden

One of mine. The camera under the soffit, the cable inside the wall, nothing on the brick.
A drill bit going into the mortar line on a stone wall, next to a window frame
One hole, on the mortar line, where the camera base will cover it.

Where the cable actually goes

  1. One hole, behind the camera.

    Measured before the drill comes out. The camera base covers it, so there’s nothing to see and nothing to seal afterwards.

  2. Down through the cavity.

    That’s the gap between your outer and inner wall. The cable drops through there instead of across your stonework.

  3. Out by the recorder.

    It comes through indoors next to where the recorder sits, and gets tidied there as well.

Building or renovating? Get me in at first fix. CCTV, alarm, network, Sky and fibre cables all go in before the plasterer, and you never see any of them again.

First-fix pre-wiring

What I fit, set out the way I’d quote it

  1. CCTV installation

    This is most of what I do. Hikvision cameras, a recorder, and the app set up on your phone so you can check in from anywhere. Houses, shops, units and new builds.

    How I fit CCTV

    Make
    Hikvision
    Cabling
    Inside the cavity. Zero on show.
    Drilling
    Measured. One hole per camera.
    Price
    After I’ve seen the property. Get a quote
    Mitu fixing a turret camera base under the soffit, brick wall, no cable on show

  2. Intruder alarms

    A loud siren outside and an alert on your phone the moment it trips. Houses and commercial premises.

    Make TexecomAjax

  3. Networking

    Data cabling, Wi-Fi that reaches the whole building, and first-fix pre-wiring on new builds.

    Make Ubiquiti UniFi

  4. Electrical

    The supporting work that goes with a security job: floodlights, power for cameras and alarms, extra sockets, outdoor power.

    Scope Supporting work

  5. TV mounting

    The TV on the wall, the sockets and the data point behind it, and every cable inside the wall. Media walls and in-ceiling speakers while the wall is open.

    Cabling Inside the wall. Zero on show.

  6. Electric gates

    Gate motors, with an intercom and a monitor indoors so you can see who’s there before you open up.

    Make NiceHikvision

Something not on the sheet? Ring me on 07540 049136 and ask. If there’s a cable in it that wants hiding, there’s a fair chance I do it.

I fit Hikvision. One make, fitted over and over.

I don’t carry a bit of everything. Sticking to one make means I know which camera suits which wall, how the recorder wants setting up, and what the app will and won’t do.

ColorVu
A colour picture at night instead of grey infrared. You can tell a red car from a blue one.
AcuSense
Tells a person or a vehicle from a cat, a branch or the rain, so your phone isn’t going off all night.
PTZ
A camera that turns and zooms, for when one spot needs to cover a lot. Up on a chimney stack, say.
Hik-Connect
The app. Live view and playback on your phone. I set it up on the day and show you round it.

Hikvision systems explained

A silver car on a block-paved drive at night, lit warm and in full colour

CAM 02 · Drive · Night

A drive at night, in colour. See it next to standard infrared

How a job goes

  1. Price it online, or ring me.

    The quote page asks a few questions about the property and gives you a figure. If you’d rather talk it through, ring 07540 049136.

  2. I come out and walk round with you.

    We look at what each camera needs to see and where the cable can run. I’ll tell you what you need, and what you don’t.

  3. I fit it.

    Cables hidden. Holes drilled once, in the right place.

  4. I set up your phone and show you how it works.

    You don’t get left with a box and a manual.

Recent jobs, straight off my phone.

The reviews stay on Google, where you can see who wrote them. 4.9 on Google from 11 reviews.

All recent work, with what was fitted and why

Mitu sat on the roof beside a stone chimney stack, fixing the pole for a Hikvision PTZ camera

CAM 03 · PTZ on a chimney

The Subway shopfront in Bradford where the CCTV was upgraded

CAM 04 · Subway CCTV · Bradford

An alarm siren lit at night on the outside wall of a shop in Halifax

CAM 05 · Shop alarm · Halifax

A new sliding electric gate on a stone driveway, motor fitted at the base

CAM 06 · Sliding gate

Cables run through the open timber joists of a new-build house before plastering

CAM 07 · First fix · New build

Sealing a gate exit button set into a stone pillar

CAM 08 · Gate exit button

Two ways to get a price. Both end with me stood on your drive, looking up at your wall.

Based in Bradford, out to Shipley, Halifax and the places in between. A bit further out? Ring and ask. If I can’t get to you I’ll say so on the phone rather than mess you about.

A few questions about the property, a figure on screen.

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