Commercial security services
Commercial security services in San Diego
Design, installation, maintenance and monitoring of commercial security systems across San Diego County — cameras, access control, alarms and remote monitoring, from one licensed contractor. We work on commercial premises only, and we service systems we did not install.
What we do
Services
Every engagement starts with a survey of the actual site. What follows is scoped against what the building needs and what is already installed — not against a package.
How we work
Licensed, commercial, and straight about scope
San Diego CCTV Pros holds CSLB #976737 — a C-7 low voltage contractor’s license — and BSIS ACO #7501, an Alarm Company Operator license. Between them they cover every service listed on this page: the C-7 for anything installed or cabled, the ACO for anything monitored or controlling a door.
One service you will not find in the list is fire alarm. That needs a C-10 or a C-16, we hold neither, and we would rather say so on the hub than have you find out at survey.
We work on commercial premises — offices, warehouses, dealerships, multifamily property, medical and government facilities — and not on private residences. That is a deliberate limit: commercial sites bring retention requirements, procurement rules and integration constraints that residential work does not, and the two need different equipment and different documentation.
One question sits underneath several of these and is not a service in its own right: whether monitored cameras can do the job a guard is currently being paid for. That is answered separately, with our own interest declared, on virtual guarding versus traditional guards.
The company behind those licenses, and what we will and will not take on, is on about San Diego CCTV Pros.
A site survey before any quote — never a camera count over the phone.
Written findings, whether or not you go on to contract with us.
Systems we did not install are serviced on their own merits, not used as a lever for a rip-and-replace.
NDAA §889 compliant equipment available where procurement policy requires it.
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.