ABOUT
Licensed commercial security, since 2008
San Diego CCTV Pros is a DBA of Guardian Integrated Security, Inc. We design, install and maintain security systems for commercial premises across San Diego County, and only for commercial premises.
WHO WE ARE
One company, one license record
San Diego CCTV Pros is a DBA of Guardian Integrated Security, Inc. That is worth stating plainly, not leaving in the small print, because it is how every credential on this page attaches: the licenses are held by Guardian, they appear that way on the state records, and when you look up CSLB #976737 that is the name you will find. A contractor whose trading name and license name do not obviously connect is difficult to verify, so this page hands you the thread instead of leaving you to find it.
The business has been working on commercial premises since 2008. The qualifying individual on the contractor’s license is Abraham Ramzan, which is a matter of record with the CSLB and can be checked there alongside the license status itself.
We are a security contractor. We are not a cannabis licensee, a manufacturer, a reseller of one brand, or an approved vendor of any regulator: there is no such credential in this trade, whatever anyone claims. What we hold are contractor’s licenses, and they are listed below so you can verify each one with the agency that issued it.
Our own work
This is what the work actually looks like
That is our truck, and that is one of our jobs. A pole position at height, reached from a lift, not a ladder, because the position was chosen for what it has to see, not for what was convenient to reach.
We are showing you a photograph instead of a number because the numbers a security company usually reaches for here (jobs completed, cameras installed, years of combined experience) are not things we can put in front of you and prove. The license record is, and it is directly below this.
The company
Who you are actually dealing with
There is no photograph of a team on this page because we would have to invent one. What we can show you is our own crew’s truck and lift on a job in Escondido, and every number a public register will confirm.
Legal entity
Guardian Integrated Security, Inc.
San Diego CCTV Pros is a DBA. The licenses below are held by Guardian and appear under that name on the state registers.
Contractor license
CSLB C-7 #976737
Checkable at cslb.ca.gov. This is the license that covers camera, cabling and intercom work.
Alarm license
BSIS ACO #7501
Checkable at bsis.ca.gov. Required in California to sell, install, service or monitor alarms.
Working since
2008
Commercial premises only. We do not work on private residences.
Not held
No C-10 · No C-16
We do not hold an electrical or fire protection license, so fire alarm work is coordinated with your own licensed contractor.
C-7 #976737
Low-voltage systems: cameras, cabling, intercom and signal work.
ACO #7501
Alarm company operator — selling, installing and monitoring alarms.
CMMC assessed
Assessed by an accredited C3PAO, for contractors handling controlled information.
SAM.gov
Registered in the federal award system — a precondition for federal contracting.
Credentials
What we hold, and what each one covers
Every one of these is verifiable with its issuing agency. We would rather you check than take our word for it.
CSLB
#976737
C-7 Low Voltage Systems
Camera installation and repair, structured and data cabling, intercom, communication and signal systems, and the audio/video wiring the rest of it runs on.
BSIS
ACO #7501
Alarm Company Operator
The license California requires to sell, install, service and monitor alarm systems. It covers monitored CCTV and access control as well as intrusion alarm work.
CMMC
C3PAO assessed
Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification
Assessed by an accredited third-party assessment organisation. Relevant if you are a defence contractor or handle controlled unclassified information and need vendors to meet a standard rather than assert one.
SAM.gov
Registered
System for Award Management
Registered in the federal award system, which is a precondition for federal contracting work and a shortcut for any procurement team that has to check.
Not held
No C-10 · No C-16
Electrical and fire protection
We do not hold a C-10 or C-16, so we do not work on fire alarm systems; that is coordinated with your own licensed fire alarm contractor. We list this beside the licenses rather than leaving you to discover it.
San Diego CCTV Pros is a DBA of Guardian Integrated Security, Inc. The licenses are held by Guardian and appear that way on the state records, so that is the name you will find when you look them up. Commercial premises only, and not private residences. Working since 2008.
SCOPE
What we do, and what we decline
The work is commercial security systems: camera systems, access control, intrusion alarm and monitoring, structured cabling, and the maintenance that keeps all of it working, including systems installed by somebody else, which is most of what we take over. The full list is on all commercial services, where we work is on our service area, and the verticals we work in are on all industries.
WHERE WE STOP
Four refusals, and none of them are negotiable per job.
No fire alarm work. No C-10, no C-16. Where a project touches fire systems: a lift interface, a fire-rated penetration, an egress interlock, we coordinate with your licensed fire alarm contractor and the AHJ instead of performing it ourselves.
No residential. Commercial premises only. Not a capacity limit: commercial sites carry retention requirements, procurement rules and multi-user access needs that residential work does not, and doing both well means doing them differently.
No guard services under this brand. The PPO is Guardian’s. We coordinate with guard operations; we do not sell them as ours.
No cameras in private spaces. Not in fitting rooms, restrooms, staff changing areas or the interior of a dwelling, on any site, for any client, at any price. If a system is specified to us that crosses that line, we say no and explain why instead of quietly leaving a camera out of the drawing.
Every job starts with a survey of the actual building. We will not quote a camera system off a count over the phone, because the count is the least useful number about a system: pathway, distance, lighting and what each position has to achieve are what decide the work and the cost. You get the findings in writing, and a coverage plan where one applies, whether or not you go on to contract with us.
Where a regulation governs the system, we design to the regulation in force and confirm it against the current text, not from memory. Where a manufacturer boundary means two systems will not integrate, we say so at survey instead of after installation. Where a system we are asked to replace is working adequately, we say that too. A service call is not a sales opportunity for a rip-and-replace.
What we will not do is put a number on something we cannot evidence. No guaranteed response times, no promised reduction in losses, no statistics about your industry we have not sourced. If a claim needs a figure we do not hold, we write the sentence without it or we do not write the sentence. Procurement teams recognise the difference, and so do facility managers who have been sold to before.
For equipment provenance, NDAA §889 compliant hardware is available where procurement policy requires it: the detail is on NDAA compliant security cameras.
HOW WE WORK
Survey first, and plain answers after
WHERE WE WORK
Service area
San Diego County, North County and the Temecula–Murrieta corridor, from the office at 7561 Convoy Ct, San Diego, CA 92111. Larger projects are taken statewide in California; routine service work stays local, because a maintenance contract is only worth having if somebody can actually get to the site. Full contact details and hours are on the contact page.