What should a CCTV installation quotation include?
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Separate lines for cameras, cabling and power runs, the recorder, storage sized to how many days of footage you need, network equipment, AI setup, commissioning, handover and support — with what is included, what is optional and what is excluded. A single bundled per-camera figure makes proposals impossible to compare.
We are building a new site. When should we plan the CCTV?
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Before the electrical and network cabling is finalised. Camera positions, cable routes, power points and where the recorder and processing unit sit are far cheaper to design into a new building than to add afterwards. Share drawings or a site walk-through early and the coverage plan can follow the layout.
Do you install new CCTV cameras or only add software to existing ones?
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Both. If you have no cameras, we design and install the full system. If you already have cameras, we reuse every serviceable one and add the intelligence layer — most sites end up with a mix of kept cameras, a few repositioned ones, and new units only where coverage is genuinely missing.
Which areas does your CCTV installation service cover?
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PGAK is based in Ludhiana, Punjab, and takes enquiries from across India. Installation availability, delivery arrangements and timelines are confirmed for your project before quotation — tell us the project city and we will say plainly whether and how we can deliver there.
How much does CCTV installation cost?
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It depends on camera count, cable runs and storage needs, which is why we quote per site with every line itemised — cameras, cabling, power, recorder, storage and support listed separately so you can compare our quote against anyone's. The survey and quote are free.
What makes PGAK different from a local CCTV installer?
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The end state. A typical install ends at 'it records'. Ours ends at 'it tells you' — person and vehicle detection, boundary alerts and camera-offline warnings run on every install, and the first two weeks of tuning are part of the job, not an extra.
Can you take over a CCTV system another company installed?
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Yes, and it is common. We audit what is installed, recover or reset access you should have been given, restore dead cameras where the cabling allows, and add the alerting layer on top of the estate you already paid for.