10 Best CCTV Installation Companies in Singapore (2026)
A verified shortlist of 10 CCTV installers in Singapore for HDB, condo, landed, office and shop security systems, checked against their own sites.
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AI image by LocalRankHome break-ins, parcel theft and disputes over corridor incidents are common reasons Singapore households and small businesses look into CCTV, but the market spans everything from a basic two-camera HDB kit to a fully networked system for a shop or office. The ten installers below were checked against their own websites, cover HDB flats, condos, landed homes, offices, shops and industrial premises between them, and work with major brands such as Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview and EZVIZ. Treat this as a shortlist to request quotes from rather than a fixed ranking, and confirm pricing, warranty terms and licensing directly with each company.
1. SGCCTV
SGCCTV runs from a shop at Sim Lim Square and installs CCTV, video intercoms and access-control systems for homes, offices, factories and other commercial premises across Singapore. It works with Hikvision, Dahua and Uniview hardware and sets up remote viewing through each brand's own app, such as Hik-Connect or DMSS. The company's site lists a BCA contractor registration, CaseTrust and bizSAFE Level 3 certification, and describes itself as an authorised Hikvision and Dahua partner. Beyond one-off installation, it offers equipment rental plans, instalment payment and maintenance contracts, and says some setups may qualify for government SME grants, which is worth asking about directly.
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2. CCTV Singapore (CCTVSG)
CCTV Singapore has operated from Ubi Road for what its site describes as 14 years, installing CCTV, door access, intercom and wireless access-point systems for HDB flats, condos, landed homes, offices and commercial buildings. It fits Hikvision, Uniview and Vstarcam hardware and describes itself as a Singapore Police Force-licensed security service provider. Its site names past clients including NUS, NTU, SMU, the Singapore Police Force and Deliveroo, alongside a claimed base of more than 10,000 customers. The company highlights after-sales support and repair work as much as new installs, so it's a reasonable option if you already own a system that needs servicing rather than a brand-new one.
3. Surveillance Zone
Surveillance Zone has been installing CCTV from its Ubi Avenue office since 2003, covering HDB flats, condos, landed homes, offices and shops. It fits Hikvision and Dahua cameras ranging from 2MP to 4MP, including full-colour night recording and AI-based motion detection, and says it sets up remote phone viewing as part of every install. Beyond new systems, it offers health checks, upgrades and maintenance on existing CCTV of any brand, plus short-term camera rental for events or construction sites. Its site describes it as an SPF-registered security service provider with in-house certified installers, and it keeps regular weekday and Saturday-morning hours rather than working by appointment only.
4. Lion Securisia Engineering
Lion Securisia Engineering, based on Coleman Street, has run since 2010 and installs CCTV alongside intrusion alarms, door access, biometric locks and retail anti-theft systems for HDB flats, condos, shophouses, offices, warehouses and retail stores. It is an authorised reseller for Hikvision, Dahua, TP-Link VIGI and EZVIZ, and sets customers up with each brand's own app — Hik-Connect, DMSS or the EZVIZ app — for live viewing, playback and motion alerts from a phone. The company sells quarterly and annual maintenance packages covering firmware updates and camera cleaning, and says it also services other companies' existing installations. Its site publishes a security service provider licence number, which is worth cross-checking if you want extra assurance.
5. HomeSafe Security
HomeSafe Security, based at Mandai Estate, installs CCTV for both homes and commercial premises, with cameras it lists as ranging from HD 1080p up to 5 megapixels, plus thermal fever-detection cameras, door access and intercom systems. It says footage can be viewed live through an app on iOS or Android as well as on a PC, laptop or HDTV. A point of difference on its site is that installation and maintenance are carried out by its own technicians rather than outsourced installers. HomeSafe describes itself as ISO 9001-accredited and a Singapore Police Force-licensed security service provider, though it doesn't name the specific camera brands it installs on its site, so ask directly before ordering.
6. Astrol Security Engineering
Astrol Security Engineering, in Tradehub 21 off Boon Lay Way, says it has operated since 1982, making it one of the longest-running names on this list. CCTV is one part of a wider security offering that includes burglar alarms, automatic gates and barriers, access control, video intercoms, guard-tour systems, round-the-clock security guard deployment and central monitoring, which suits a building or business wanting one contractor for cameras and manned security together. Its site publishes both a Security Agency Licence and a Security Service Provider Licence number, alongside ISO 9001 and bizSAFE Level 4 certification. It doesn't name specific camera brands or a remote-viewing app on its site, so confirm hardware and mobile-access details before signing on.
7. Huntaway Security
Huntaway Security, in Wcega Tower off Bukit Batok Crescent, installs CCTV for HDB flats, landed homes, offices, warehouses and shops, and carries an unusually wide brand spread — Hikvision, Dahua, Samsung, Panasonic, Bosch and Axis Communications — across dome, bullet, PTZ, fisheye and wireless camera types up to 20 megapixels. Systems use Power-over-Ethernet cabling with remote access through an iOS or Android app, and its published packages bundle the recorder, hard disk, cabling and power supplies with installation, configuration and a walkthrough of how to operate the system afterwards. Its site lists entry-level package pricing for a basic multi-camera set but doesn't state how long the company has been trading, so ask about its track record directly.
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8. Keydence Systems
Keydence Systems, at Northstar @ AMK in Ang Mo Kio, has run for more than 25 years and works across a wide span of properties, from HDB homes to hotels, hospitals, correctional facilities and data centres. Beyond standard CCTV, it pushes AI-based video analytics, including face and vehicle recognition and person tracking, plus other layered systems such as access control, video intercoms and intrusion alarms. Its site names large-scale clients including Google, Changi Airport, SMRT and Singapore Zoo, and says it maintains CCTV for more than 1,000 HDB blocks under town-council contracts. Keydence advertises a two-year warranty, longer than the one-year norm elsewhere on this list, and lists BCA registration and an SPF security service provider licence.
9. Prowler International
Prowler International, in Northpoint BizHub in Yishun, has been a Hikvision-authorised partner since 2007, describing its work as spanning residential, commercial, industrial and government projects, including a term contract for CCTV across dozens of MOE schools by its own account. Alongside Hikvision it carries Hanwha Vision, Axis Communications, EZVIZ and Ruijie gear, a broader hardware range than shops selling one brand only. It offers installation plus ongoing maintenance and repair, with technicians it says carry more than a decade of experience, and Hikvision products carry the manufacturer's own warranty. It is licensed by the Singapore Police Force as a security service provider, though a homeowner should call ahead to confirm it takes on smaller residential jobs too.
10. Securevision
Securevision positions itself as an integrator rather than a single-product installer, designing CCTV, burglar alarms, door access, video intercom and vehicle or licence-plate-recognition systems to run on one shared platform, so an access event can trigger a camera to record. It works with platforms including HikCentral and ZKTeco, and its residential video-intercom setups use the Akuvox SmartPlus app for viewing and speaking to visitors remotely. Its client base spans landed homes and condos through to offices, warehouses, healthcare facilities, worker-dormitory operators and data centres, and its site claims more than 2,000 Singapore installations. It states it is police-licensed and BCA-registered, though it publishes no shopfront address, so arrange a site visit or call rather than walking in.
How to choose
- Decide whether you need a licensed security-system installer or just a camera fitted: CCTV that covers common corridors, gates or shared property sits under stricter rules than one pointed only at your own door, so check whether the company is SPF-registered as a security service provider or BCA-registered, as several on this list state on their own sites.
- Ask how footage is stored and for how long before it's overwritten. A local recorder with its own hard disk keeps ongoing costs down but can be damaged or stolen along with the cameras, while cloud storage usually adds a subscription fee in exchange for an off-site backup copy.
- Check which app the system uses for remote viewing, such as Hikvision's Hik-Connect, Dahua's DMSS or EZVIZ, and confirm you get full owner-level login access rather than a guest link, so you aren't locked into that one installer for future support or changes.
- If a camera faces a corridor, staircase, gate or a neighbour's windows, confirm current guidelines on what a home camera may capture before drilling anything, and ask the installer to help angle each camera so footage stays within your own property.
- Get warranty terms and any maintenance-contract options in writing before committing. Ask what's covered on hardware versus labour, how quickly a technician can attend if a camera or recorder fails, and whether the company will even service an existing system from another brand.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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