We compared 19 security camera installation services in Salt Lake City on Google Maps · 4 listed · How we rank
Buying cameras is the easy part; getting them mounted, wired and showing live on your phone is where people get stuck. The security camera installation services in Salt Lake City below hold more than 2,500 Google reviews between them, with ratings from 4.6 to 5, and they split into a kit seller with phone support, a national sales brand, and installers who come to the property.
Short answer: Backstreet Surveillance, Inc. holds 4.9 stars across more than 900 Google reviews, but it sells camera and recorder kits with phone setup help rather than sending crews. Dixon Security Cameras (4.9, more than 270 reviews) and The Camera Pros (5.0, more than 150 reviews) are the names whose reviewers describe installers at the property. No prices are published here.
How the numbers on this page work
Rating is each business’s current Google star average. Review volume is the number of customers who have rated it, compared with the others listed. Confidence blends the two, so a rating on a large base counts more than the same rating on a small one. Recency shows how recently reviews are still arriving.
What drives security camera pricing
The number of cameras, whether they are hard-wired or wireless, the recorder and storage, and any monthly monitoring or cloud plan all change the total. No prices are published here, so ask each company for an itemized quote that splits equipment, labor and recurring fees.
Who works where
Backstreet Surveillance, Inc. and Dixon Security Cameras list Salt Lake City addresses on Ironwood Dr and W Billinis Rd, Vivint and The Camera Pros list no street address, and a Dixon customer describes an install in Ogden. If you search for a camera installer near me, each card shows a phone number, so you can ask about your address before booking.
What to ask a camera installer
- Do you install the cameras, or ship them for me to mount?
- Is the system hard-wired, and does it record locally or to the cloud?
- Are there monthly fees for storage, apps or monitoring?
- What warranty covers the equipment and the labor?
- Will you walk me through the app and the settings before you leave?
Frequently asked questions
What phone setup help do Salt Lake City camera companies offer?
Backstreet Surveillance, Inc. reviewers describe phone help with camera settings, passwords and getting live view back on a phone, and one says a real person answers during business hours. Dixon Security Cameras reviewers mention a detailed walkthrough at the end of an install.
Which Salt Lake City camera companies advertise no monthly fees?
The Camera Pros says on its site that you own the system and pay no monthly fees, and a Dixon Security Cameras reviewer notes there is no monthly fee for their system. Ask Vivint and Backstreet Surveillance, Inc. how recurring or app costs are handled.
How long does a camera installation take?
The Camera Pros promises one-day installs on its site, and a reviewer says eleven cameras were installed and running in a single day. Install time for other companies depends on the number of cameras and the cabling, so ask when you book.
Which Salt Lake City camera companies are open in the evening?
Vivint lists 8 AM to 8 PM every day. Backstreet Surveillance, Inc. lists weekdays from 8 AM to 6 PM, The Camera Pros lists weekdays from 10 AM to 6 PM and Dixon Security Cameras lists weekdays from 8:30 AM to 5 PM.
Choosing a camera installer
Dixon Security Cameras and The Camera Pros are the names whose reviewers describe crews doing the install, Backstreet Surveillance, Inc. is the one to call for equipment and phone support, and Vivint is a sales brand with the biggest review base. Whoever you pick, get the equipment, labor and any monthly fees written out before you agree.
