Security camera and access control installation in Newark, NJ.

Both. Seneca Security is licensed and insured in New Jersey and New York. Licensing rules for camera, access control and cabling work depend on the job, so ask any contractor in New Jersey for their credentials and proof of insurance before you sign anything, us included.

A wired PoE system for a mid-sized restaurant usually covers the dining room, the bar, the kitchen entry and the exterior. The price depends on the camera count and how the building is laid out, and the schedule depends on the same things, so we quote both after a site visit and plan the work around your service hours. We run conduit where runs are exposed, keep wire out of sight in finished spaces, and put the ceiling back the way we found it. There are no monthly fees for the system: you own the hardware outright.

Yes. High-bay installs need the right camera for each sight line (wide-angle or varifocal lenses), longer cable runs and, in some cases, lift access to mount cameras at the right height. We scope these jobs in person before quoting because the details matter. We also install access control at roll-up doors, loading docks and pedestrian entries in industrial buildings around the port district.

Newark is part of our regular service area, and we schedule site visits around your calendar. Being based in the New York metro area means we are set up for dense urban buildings, large commercial properties, and the institutional and multi-tenant jobs that need coordination with building management.

For multi-tenant residential or mixed-use buildings in Newark, the usual setup is key fob or key card access at main entries, stairwells and parking areas, with a mobile credential option for property managers who need remote control. The system can tie into an intercom or video intercom at the front door, so tenants buzz in guests without handing out keys. We size it to your layout, and credentials are added or removed as tenants change, with no rekeying when someone moves out.