CCTV that deters intrusion and gives you the evidence to prove it

Designed, installed, repaired and upgraded — CCTV systems for businesses and organisations across the UK. Monitor and record activity within your premises, capture clear evidence, and protect your assets.

System components

How a typical CCTV system covers a site

Camera placement, viewing angles, recording infrastructure and live monitoring — every element designed around the activity you actually need to capture.

What we do

CCTV for businesses & organisations across the UK

CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) systems are an essential tool for any business or organisation that wants to improve their security measures and deter criminal activity. These systems enable you to monitor and record activity within your premises — providing valuable evidence in the event of a security breach or incident.

BLEC Group offers a full range of CCTV services, including installation, repair and upgrades — helping you improve the security of your business or organisation, whatever your starting point.

CCTV installation

CCTV installation is a complex process that requires careful planning and consideration. Our team will work with you to design a system that meets your specific needs and requirements — taking into account the size of your premises, the level of security required, and your budget.

Once installed, our team will provide comprehensive training and support, so you can use your new CCTV system with confidence.

CCTV Repairs & Upgrades

CCTV repair and upgrades are also essential services for any business or organisation that already has an existing CCTV system in place. Our team of experienced technicians can diagnose and repair faults in your system, ensuring it’s functioning correctly and providing the level of security you require.

We can also provide upgrades to your system — including the latest cameras and software — to ensure your security measures are always up to date.

Tailored to your business

CCTV systems are an essential tool for any business or organisation that wants to improve their security measures and deter criminal activity. If you’re looking to enhance your security measures and protect your assets, BLEC Group can provide a tailored solution that meets your needs and budget.

Why BLEC for CCTV

Designed, installed, repaired and upgraded

Six things that come as standard on every BLEC CCTV install — whether it’s a new system from scratch or an upgrade of what’s already in place.

Free site survey

An engineer walks your premises with you — identifying coverage gaps, blind spots and the right camera type for each location.

HD & IP camera systems

Full HD and IP cameras as standard — dome, bullet and PTZ — matched to each viewing angle and lighting condition.

24/7 recording

Continuous recording to network video recorders sized to hold days or weeks of footage — usable evidence whenever you need it.

Repairs to any system

Faulty CCTV from a previous installer? Our technicians can diagnose, repair and bring almost any existing system back online.

Upgrades, not rip-outs

Where possible we upgrade existing cabling, brackets and PSUs — replacing only the cameras and recorder to keep cost down.

Training & handover

We don't just install and walk away — every system comes with a proper training session for your team and ongoing support.

Related security & safety services

Access control sits inside a wider security and life-safety system — we cover the whole picture.

Access Control

Card readers, biometrics and keypads — pair with CCTV to tie every door event to a recorded video clip.

Nurse & Warden Call Systems

Specialist alert systems for care homes, sheltered housing and supported-living environments.

Fire Alarm Installation

BS 5839 fire alarm systems — often installed together with CCTV for a complete life-safety and security package.

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Common Questions

Call system questions answered.

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What's the difference between a Nurse Call and a Warden Call system?

Nurse Call systems are designed for healthcare facilities and care homes where staff are on-site 24/7 — calls route to a central staff station and to mobile devices on the floor. Warden Call systems serve sheltered or supported housing where wardens may be part-time or on-call, with the option to escalate calls to a remote monitoring centre when the warden is off-site.

Can you upgrade or replace an existing system without rewiring everything?

Usually yes. We can often reuse existing cabling and replace the call points, pendants and central unit — keeping disruption to residents to a minimum. Where systems are too old or the cabling is failing, we’ll explain the trade-offs and recommend the right approach at survey stage.

Can the system include fall detection or bed-leaving sensors?

Yes — both can be added where appropriate. Bed sensors alert staff if a high-risk resident leaves their bed unexpectedly (useful for residents with dementia or fall risk). Fall detection uses wearable pendants or in-room sensors to automatically raise an alert when an incident is detected — no button push needed.

Will residents need to wear pendants all the time?

No — pendants are one option among several. Most installs include wall-mounted call points in every room and en-suite, plus emergency pull cords reaching the floor in bathrooms. Pendants are an extra layer for residents who’d benefit from being able to call for help anywhere on the premises, including outside their flat.

How does the system work alongside the fire alarm?

Nurse call and fire alarm are kept as independent systems — that’s a regulatory requirement — but we’ll wire them so they don’t interfere with each other. When the fire alarm activates, the nurse call display can show an “evacuating” status so staff aren’t confused by which alert is which.

What happens during a power cut?

Every system we install includes a battery backup sized to keep call points, the central station and mobile alerts working through a typical power outage. The system fails safely so any active call already raised continues to be visible to staff, and new calls can still be raised, until mains power returns.