NoDex Integrations installs and manages commercial security camera systems across Northern Virginia — one price to put them in, one price to make sure they keep running.
It just stops.
No alert. No error message on a screen anyone checks. It sits there, powered on, recording nothing.
Until the day you actually need the footage — and it isn't there. That's the day someone finds out the system's been dead for months.
The install is the easy part. What happens after is the job.
We walk the site and place cameras for real coverage, not just corners with a lens pointed at them. Cable runs done clean, PoE switches sized right, and an NVR set up to actually hold the footage window you need.
Every camera reports its own status. If one drops offline, we know before you do — often before anyone on site notices. Firmware and security patches go out on our schedule, not whenever someone remembers.
Something breaks, you call. Not a support queue — the person who installed your system. How fast we show up depends on your plan. The number you call doesn't change.
Every plan includes the app. Pull up any camera from a phone, a tablet, or a laptop — no special software, no VPN, no box to remember the password to.
Pay once to get it installed, and pay monthly to make sure it keeps running.
Monthly management plans, per camera
Hardware breaks on its own schedule, not yours — a lightning strike, a squirrel through a cable run, a PoE injector that just dies. On Premium and Professional, that risk is already priced into what you send us every month, so a repair doesn't turn into an expensive, unforeseen invoice.
Set your camera count and pick a plan — the monthly number updates as you go.
Installation is quoted separately, after a site walk — this is the monthly management cost only.
Three quick questions, then a real range — no email required to see it.
Step 1 of 3About how many cameras?
Step 2 of 3What resolution do you need?
Step 3 of 3What's the site like?
One-time cost, separate from the monthly management above. Wired cameras and an on-site NVR — no cloud storage fees.
Installation is quoted separately, after a site walk. A typical 8-camera office runs $5,500–$9,000 installed, depending on cable runs and existing infrastructure.
Four things happen every month whether you ever call us or not. Tap one to see exactly what it means.
We know a camera is down before you do.
Every camera checks in on a fixed schedule. Miss enough check-ins in a row and it's flagged automatically — nobody has to spot a black square on a lobby monitor first, and it doesn't wait for a maintenance walkthrough to surface.
Checked in every 5 minutes, 24/7Footage ready when you ask for it, no digging through menus.
Tell us the camera and roughly when, and we pull the clip and send it over — you never touch the NVR or learn its export format. Everything lives on hard drives on-site, not in the cloud, so there's a real window before older footage gets overwritten.
Stored on-site, up to 30 daysYour system stays patched and current, without you thinking about it.
Camera firmware gets security patches the same as any other device on your network — most never get applied because nobody's job is to do it. We push updates on our own schedule, during hours that don't interrupt recording.
Patch cadence monthly, off-hoursOne number to call — and it's the owner's.
Not a ticket that lands in a queue somewhere. The person who walked your site and ran your cable answers the phone. If we're on a roof when you call, you get a callback the same day.
Answered by the owner, not a call centerSmall to mid-size commercial buildings, typically 4 to 32 cameras. Buildings with drop ceilings are the easiest — and cheapest — to wire clean.
Northern Virginia is home base, but we cover the whole Commonwealth — every region, coast to mountains.
The things people usually ask on the site walk — answered here instead.
Am I locked into a contract?
No. Plans run month-to-month — cancel with 30 days' notice and we stop billing. Installation is a one-time cost, not a lease, so there's nothing to buy out if you leave.
Who owns the footage — us or you?
You do. It's your building and your cameras — we manage the system, but we don't hold your footage hostage or charge you to export it.
What happens if the internet goes down?
Cameras keep recording. Everything writes to the NVR on-site over your local network, not the cloud, so an outage doesn't stop recording — it just pauses our remote view of it until the connection's back.
How long is footage actually kept?
Up to 30 days, on hard drives on-site, then it's overwritten automatically. If something happened, pull it before then — after that window it's gone for good. No cloud storage fees creeping into your bill later — the hard drives are part of the install, not a subscription add-on.
Do you actively watch our cameras, or just record?
We monitor the health of the system — whether every camera's online and recording — not a live guard watching your feeds, and we don't access any footage without your permission.
If nobody's watching live, how do alerts actually work?
The cameras themselves run AI detection — they tell a person or a vehicle from a tree branch or a passing shadow, so you're not getting paged over nothing. When something real trips it after hours, that's what triggers the push alert to your phone, not a human staring at a wall of monitors.
Can you work with the cameras we already have?
Sometimes. If your existing hardware is recent and reliable, we'll fold it into the plan instead of replacing it. If it's the reason you're calling us, it probably needs to go.
What actually happens during a maintenance visit?
Every lens gets cleaned and re-aimed if it's drifted. We check cable runs and PoE connections, confirm the NVR is actually holding its full recording window instead of silently falling short, test night vision, and push any firmware updates that came out since the last visit. It's the boring stuff — the kind of thing nobody thinks about until it's the reason footage wasn't there when it mattered.
Included 2×/year on Premium, 3×/year on ProfessionalDoes regular maintenance affect my insurance or warranty?
It can. Some commercial insurance policies and hardware manufacturers ask for proof of regular maintenance before they'll honor a claim or a warranty on a failed system. We can't speak for your specific policy, but every maintenance visit gets logged on our end, so there's a paper trail if you ever need to show one.
What's the actual install timeline?
A typical 8-to-16 camera office is 1–2 days on-site once the site walk and quote are done. Bigger buildings or long cable runs take longer — we'll give you a real number after we've seen it.
Tell us about the building and we'll come look at it in person. No charge, no obligation.
Answered by the person who runs the trucks, not a call center. If we're on a roof, leave a message — we call back same day.
