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Protect the outside of your home or business with professionally installed outdoor security cameras designed to provide clear visibility around your property day and night. Callaway Security installs durable surveillance cameras that help deter trespassing, theft, vandalism, and other unwanted activity while giving you access to live and recorded video when you need it. From driveways and entryways to backyards, parking areas, and other vulnerable locations, a properly designed outdoor camera system helps eliminate blind spots and gives you greater awareness of what is happening around your property.
Our outdoor security cameras give Atlanta homeowners HD video, instant alerts, and real-time visibility from anywhere. Whether you're at work or on the go, you can check in on your home with ease.
Outdoor motion events, clips, and activity are all organized in one place, so you're not digging through hours of footage to find what actually happened.
Cameras recognize a person, package, or vehicle approaching, not just any movement.
A push notification and clip land on your phone in real time, wherever you are.
Open the app to see live video or scroll back through your event timeline anytime.
Package detected — Front Porch
2:41 PMPerson detected — Driveway
5:58 PMVehicle detected — Garage
6:10 PMMonitor entry points, receive smart alerts, and review activity from anywhere, without relying on guesswork.
Open the app to check live video from your driveway, yard, or entry points in real time.
Get notified when meaningful activity happens outside, like a person approaching your door, instead of constant false alerts.
Outdoor cameras are designed for changing light conditions, capturing usable video during the day and after dark.
Review and save video clips tied to specific events, helpful for deliveries, incidents, or verifying activity.
Outdoor cameras work as part of your Alarm.com system, keeping video, alerts, and alarm activity in one place.
Properly installed outdoor cameras are designed to handle the heat, humidity, and rain common in Metro Atlanta.
Effective coverage is about placing cameras where they capture faces, approach paths, and vehicle activity, clear footage without blind spots, glare, or unnecessary alerts.
Video doorbells are typically installed in the same location as a traditional doorbell, near the front door at chest height. While the mounting position is usually fixed, proper setup and angle adjustments are still critical for capturing clear video.
Driveway cameras help capture visitors, vehicles pulling in, and activity near parked cars. The camera should follow the approach path rather than looking straight down.
Garage cameras are important for monitoring vehicle activity and garage door access. This area is a common target for theft and tampering.
Back doors and patios are common entry points because they are less visible from the street. Cameras should capture both the approach and the door itself.
Side yards are often used as quiet access routes. Even a single camera covering a side gate or narrow passage can eliminate a major blind spot.
Corner mounted cameras can cover two sides of the home at once. This approach works well for larger homes with multiple entry points.
About 7 to 9 feet balances visibility with facial detail. Too high, and detail is lost.
Avoid aiming into porch lights or reflective surfaces that wash out video.
Focus detection on walkways and approach paths, not trees or the street.
Angles should prioritize your property while limiting views into neighboring yards.
Answers to what Atlanta homeowners ask us most about outdoor cameras.
Yes, when properly installed. Outdoor cameras are designed to handle Metro Atlanta's weather, and correct mounting and sealing matter just as much as the camera itself.
No. Intelligent alerts are designed to flag meaningful activity, like a person or package, rather than bombarding you with a notification for every passing car or shifting shadow.
Generally about 7 to 9 feet. Mounting too high causes cameras to lose facial detail, which matters most for identifying visitors and capturing usable footage.
Yes. Outdoor cameras integrate with your alarm, locks, and smart home devices, so you can disarm, turn on lights, or lock doors all from the same app.
Yes. Outdoor cameras are built for changing light conditions, capturing usable video during the day and after dark, not just in daylight.
It depends on your entry points, driveway layout, and blind spots. That's why we recommend a walkthrough, so we can plan placement around your specific property.
Installing outdoor security cameras is about protecting the perimeter of your home, not just mounting cameras on the wall. We professionally install Alarm.com outdoor cameras, configuring motion detection, alert timing, and recording settings around your daily routines and Atlanta's conditions.