We start from £899 for a fully fitted 2-camera system. Final cost depends on camera count, wiring complexity, height, and features (e.g. night vision colour view options, PTZ, cloud backup). You’ll always get a fixed quote first.

While DIY is possible, professional installers ensure optimal placement, hidden wiring, full integration, and warranty-backed service. Mistakes in installation can leave blind spots or system malfunctions.

Yes — all our systems support live viewing and playback via smartphone apps or web browser, with motion alerts and playback history.

Please note, systems would require local broadband connection or dedicated SIM based solutions for remote access.

We offer optional annual servicing, firmware updates, diagnostics, cable repairs, system expansion, and replacement parts.

Outside warranty, if do not have a service plan in place, we can also offer pay-as-you-go service.

Yes — we follow UK legal guidelines (e.g. GDPR where needed) and install systems that meet insurer requirements.

All our engineers are also BS 7858 screened and fully insured to carry out the work.

At night, our CCTV cameras use Infra Red lights to display the video output. IR light is invisible to the human eye and it bounces of hard surface to reflect the infra red rays and helps the camera to see in the night. The output in darkness will be black and white.

We can also offer you our night-vision colour view range of cameras that comes with built in-light that can also record the images in colour in the night. They do cost a little bit extra.

All our CCTV systems are designed to keep the recordings for a minimum of 30 days and in some cases lasting upto 60-65 days depending on number of cameras and size of storage in your custom designed CCTV.

The recorder (DVR/NVR) can be placed in a number of locations based on the following factors. Entry point for all cables from the cameras into the house, Number of cameras and their location, proximity of preferred location for CCTV recorder to power supply, broadband and/ or TV monitor.

Possibly. Depending on ease of access, power supply and connections for remote app connectivity.

Professional grade CCTV systems as a minimum need power supply and in most cases a direct connection to the main recording (DVR/ NVR) unit. As CCTV cameras are recording constantly, they need more than just battery power to operate, hence needing the cables to connect them. We do our best make sure most cables are outside the property or mostly invisible if there is any inside.

NDAA compliance means that a CCTV system and its components (such as cameras, recorders, and network devices) are manufactured by companies approved under the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This law restricts the use of equipment from certain manufacturers due to security and data protection concerns.

Choosing NDAA-compliant CCTV systems ensures that your security cameras meet strict government standards for cybersecurity and supply chain integrity. Many UK businesses — especially those working with public sector, defence, or critical infrastructure clients — now require NDAA-compliant equipment.

At FHA Security, we supply and install a wide range of NDAA-compliant CCTV cameras and recorders, giving you peace of mind that your system meets the latest security and data protection standards.