Most camera installs start with a quote and end with a stack of equipment receipts. We start with a walkthrough and end with a documented system you can hand to an auditor.

Every StoneWyck surveillance system is designed around the questions your team needs answered after an incident  who came through this door, what time, from which direction, was the license plate readable, did the camera hold up at night. That's not a marketing claim; it's how we lay out coverage. Camera placement, lens selection, mounting height, and lighting all get evaluated against the use case before a single device is mounted.

We install only NDAA Section 889-compliant hardware from authorized distributors, with serial numbers documented and warranty status verified before deployment. Whether your organization is required to meet NDAA compliance or simply doesn't want banned hardware on your network, we don't put gear on a site that we wouldn't put on our own.

Different facilities need different platforms. We've standardized on four NDAA-compliant manufacturers so we can match the right hardware to the right job — without forcing you onto whatever brand we happen to stock.

Axis Communications - The Swedish-made gold standard for government, enterprise, and high-security installs. Premium build quality, robust analytics, and the brand recognition that procurement officers respond to in formal bids.

Vivotek - Taiwanese-made, NDAA-compliant, with excellent low-light performance and built-in analytics. A strong choice for facilities that need premium image quality without the Axis price tag.

Uniview - A cost-effective workhorse for budget-conscious commercial installs. NDAA-compliant by certification, with broad camera-type coverage and reliable performance for retail, warehouse, and standard office environments.

Ubiquiti UniFi Protect - Best for organizations already using the UniFi ecosystem (switches, access points, access control). One unified platform, one pane of glass, no recurring per-camera fees.

If you're not sure which platform fits your facility, that's part of the walkthrough. We'll match the hardware to the job not the other way around.