Security Cameras in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake is two cities stacked on top of each other, and camera work reflects that. Up in the Avenues and Federal Heights you've got 1900s brick homes with plaster walls, no attic access to speak of, and porches that face steep, tree-lined streets, so I'm running exterior conduit clean along trim lines and picking lenses that don't blow out under a single old streetlight. Down in the newer downtown builds and the Sugar House and Daybreak-style developments, the framing is easy but the HOA rules and shared exterior walls are not, so I plan camera placement that covers your driveway and package drop without pointing into a neighbor's window.
If your place is in an HOA neighborhood like Daybreak or one of the newer East Bench developments, I'll aim cameras to cover your property without crossing into a neighbor's yard, which keeps you off the HOA board's radar.
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