Security Projects in Denver & Colorado

Name: Secure Communications Group
Address: 8300 Sheridan Blvd #14E, Westminster, CO, 80003, US
Telephone: (303) 751-2288
Price range: $$

A closer look at the sites we have secured, what the problem was and what the installation actually did.

Projects

Each project page sets out the site, the constraint and the system we installed. All 8 completed projects are listed below.

Sushi Den
Denver, CO
Color-matched cameras, a Cat6 rewire and a layout chosen around an award-winning restaurant interior.
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Tabor Center
Denver, CO
Hikvision AcuSense cameras, PoE+ power and a fiber ring bring vehicle-alarm detection to a downtown Denver parking garage.
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Colfax Storage
Denver, CO
One Hikvision PTZ camera on a fiber link covers the full width of a storage entrance that fixed cameras could only partly see.
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Deline Box Company
Denver, CO
A VIVOTEK network camera on a custom steel bracket gives the production team a live view of glue dot consistency on the line.
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Green Sol Chemical
Denver, CO
AXIS M42 dome cameras run spill detection at the edge and pass the alert to the building system that controls the response.
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Airpark Self Storage
Gypsum, CO
AI-filtered cameras, a RAID recorder and a fiber backbone cover the long drive aisles of a self-storage site in Gypsum.
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Riff Music
Westminster, CO
Color night-vision cameras indoors and out, with keycard readers and electric strikes on the employee doors.
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Secret Garden Bar & Cafe
Denver, CO
Low-profile domes with WDR cover the bar, the dining rooms and a patio reached by a hidden wireless access point.
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Installation photographs

Photographs from the Sushi Den project, showing the camera positions and the way the housings sit against the interior.

The dry-store and inventory view, positioned to read the shelf and the aisle rather than the ceiling.
One camera covers the management station and the staff entrance, which is where most day-to-day incidents start.
The black body sits against the lighting track and beam, so the camera reads as part of the interior.
The same approach on the dark timber ceiling: the dome follows the beam line instead of hanging below it.
Kitchen and prep coverage, placed to see the work area without putting a camera in the guest view.
The service exit camera is weatherproof and aimed at the door and approach, not the neighboring property.
An AcuSense dome above a parking level at Tabor Center, mounted to hold the ramp and the parking row in one view.
The PTZ dome at the highest central point of the storage entrance, where it can turn through the full width of the opening.
The process camera on its bracket beside the line, aimed at the point where glue is applied to the box blank.
An AXIS M42 dome over a high-risk area of the plant, positioned to watch the floor for liquid pooling.
A bullet camera at the end of a drive aisle in Gypsum, set for the long view down the row of unit doors.
A keycard reader and electric strike on an employee door at Riff Music, fitted to the existing frame.
A low-profile dome against the ceiling at Secret Garden, close to the architecture and out of the guest sight line.

Recent installation photographs

Cameras, housings and cabling from recent jobs. These are installation details rather than a named case study: the point is the mounting, the cable route and the way the camera sits on the building.

Two cameras on a corner, with the cable run protected in conduit.
A pole mount gives a wide exterior view without drilling the building.
Camera and floodlight share a pole, which is often the simplest route on a site.
A dome camera, speaker and junction box on one exterior wall.
A dome camera in a ceiling mount; the housing is the visible part of the job.
A pendant camera in a warehouse aisle, mounted clear of racking.