Alexandria NSW 2015 · City of Sydney

Security camera installation in Alexandria

Wire-free security cameras and video doorbells, installed properly: battery, solar and 4G, with no cabling through your home. Just around the corner from our base in Erskineville.

WireFree Security - David Oldmeadow NSW Master Security Licence No. 000111515

Local know-how

What Alexandria homes and businesses usually need.

Alexandria mixes terraces in its northern streets with converted warehouses, newer apartments and a large business area of offices, showrooms and warehouses along Bourke Road, O'Riordan Street and Botany Road. Sydney Park sits on its south-western edge.

We do as much business work in Alexandria as home work: loading docks, roller doors, car parks and reception areas. Wire-free cameras suit leased premises because nothing has to be cabled into the building, and they come with you if you move. For homes, the usual job is a terrace front door plus a rear car space.

Typical jobs in Alexandria

  • Loading dock, roller door and car park cameras
  • Reception and showroom cameras for leased premises
  • Terrace front door and rear car space
Clear prices

Installation from $149.

One camera from $149, two from $289, three from $399 and four from $499 when you already have the cameras. Solar cameras start at $199 and 4G at $249. Alexandria is inside our standard service area, so there’s no travel charge, and anything unusual (a second storey, masonry) is quoted up front.

  • Need the cameras too? We supply Reolink at the reolink.com.au price, with a memory card fitted
  • 6 months of WireFree Cloud free with cameras we supply: an off-site copy, stored in Sydney
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Before we drill

Heritage streets

Much of the City of Sydney is covered by heritage conservation areas, and changes to the street front of a period home can need council approval. Small wire-free cameras rarely cause trouble when they’re fitted with care: we keep them off decorative facades, fix into mortar rather than brick or sandstone, and use a doorbell or a camera inside looking out where the front matters most. If your home is heritage-listed, check with council before anything goes on the front.

Apartments and strata

Inside your own apartment you can usually put a camera where you like, as long as it isn’t recording your neighbours’ homes. Corridors, building entries, car parks and most external walls are common property, so a camera there generally needs your owners corporation’s approval. A camera inside watching your front door, or on a balcony that’s part of your lot, avoids the question.

What actually goes missing

Theft from homes in the City of Sydney area (parcels, bikes, things taken from front yards and through open doors) is well above the NSW average and rose over the two years to June 2026. Break-ins are a smaller part of the picture, which is why most jobs here start with the front door. Source: NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, council-area figures.

Questions

Alexandria FAQs

Anything else? Call 0414 532 010 or send us a message.

Do you install security cameras in Alexandria?

Yes. Alexandria is about 1 km from our base in Erskineville, inside our standard service area, so there's no travel charge. Most home jobs are done in a single visit.

Can you put cameras on a terrace without damaging it?

Yes. Everything we fit is battery, solar or Wi-Fi, so there's no cabling through the house and nothing to make good. We fix into mortar joints rather than face brick or sandstone where we can, keep cameras under eaves or to the side of the door, and use doorbells or cameras inside looking out on the street side.

I live in an apartment. Can I still have a camera?

Usually, yes. A camera inside your apartment watching the door, or on a balcony that's part of your lot, is the simplest option. Anything fixed to common property (often the corridor, external walls and building entries) generally needs your owners corporation's approval first, so check your by-laws or ask your strata manager. We'll help you work out which is which.

Do you install cameras for businesses in Alexandria?

Yes: shops, cafes, offices, studios, workshops and warehouses. Wire-free cameras suit leased premises because there's no cabling into the building and they move with you. See our business page for multi-camera and per-camera cloud plans.

What if there's no power or Wi-Fi where the camera needs to go?

Solar cameras (from $199) handle spots with no power, such as a back fence, gate or detached garage. 4G cameras (from $249) run on a SIM and don't need your Wi-Fi at all.

Are you licensed?

Yes. WireFree Security - David Oldmeadow NSW Master Security Licence No. 000111515. You can check it with NSW Police Security Licensing & Enforcement.

Ready when you are

Tell us where you need eyes.

Already own the cameras? Great. Need the complete system? We can help with that too.