Brands we install
Ring doorbell and camera installation
Ring doorbells, floodlight cams and cameras installed with the right power and a Wi-Fi signal that reaches them, so they stay online and send the alerts you want.
5.0 on Google · 60+ reviewsRing is one of the most popular brands for video doorbells and home cameras. The most common Ring problems, a doorbell that goes offline, a battery that drains fast, or a chime that doesn't ring, come from power and Wi-Fi rather than the product itself.
We check your doorbell transformer and chime, install wired Ring doorbells and floodlight cams, set motion zones so alerts are useful, and fix Wi-Fi at the door and around the house. For larger systems we can also recommend wired camera systems that record locally.
What we install
Ring, set up to stay online.
- Wired video doorbells
- Floodlight and spotlight cameras
- Indoor and outdoor cameras
- Ring Alarm sensors and keypads
- Wi-Fi improvements for cameras
- Motion zones and app setup
Getting it right
Why Ring devices go offline, and how we fix it.
- Weak Wi-Fi at the door: we test signal and add an access point or extender where needed
- Undersized doorbell transformer: we test and replace it
- Incompatible chime: we add a chime kit or plug-in chime
- Battery models draining fast: usually weak Wi-Fi or too many motion alerts
- Floodlight cams tripping: we check wiring and the junction box
FAQ
Ring doorbell and camera installation: common questions
Why does my Ring go offline?
Usually weak Wi-Fi or not enough power. See Ring doorbell installation.
Wired or battery?
Wired is more reliable and doesn't need recharging. We recommend wired where possible.
Ring or a wired camera system?
Ring is great for doorbells and a few cameras. Larger properties often do better with wired cameras and local recording. See security cameras.