Solar camera towers with live specialists who speak up and stop trouble at pools, entrances, parking and washes, plus drone inspections that show your board everything from above.
Gated entrances & streets
Parks & common areasMost boards call us after a string of problems. Tap any topic to see how we help.
Pool & Clubhouse After HoursLate-night pool parties, broken glass and damaged furniture are the most common HOA complaints in summer. A live specialist sees the gate open after closing, turns on the lights and tells people to leave, before anyone gets hurt or anything gets broken.
Graffiti & VandalismWalls, signs, playgrounds and restrooms are easy targets. A visible tower with lights and a speaker discourages vandals, and clear, time-stamped video helps identify the people responsible.
Car Break-Ins & Package TheftParking areas and mail kiosks draw thieves at night. Coverage of these hot spots deters break-ins and gives police useful video when something does happen.
Illegal DumpingCouches, mattresses and construction debris dumped at dumpsters, washes and empty lots cost the association money to haul away. A camera unit at the problem spot catches the vehicle and stops repeat offenders.
Gate Crashes & Vehicle DamageWhen a driver hits a gate, wall or sign and drives off, the HOA pays. Video of the vehicle gives the board what it needs to recover the cost.
Trails, Washes, E-Bikes & ATVsWashes and greenbelts attract off-road riders, late-night gatherings and nuisance activity. A unit can be placed right where residents are complaining, then moved when the problem moves.
Entrances & ExitsKnowing what came in and went out after an incident is often the key to solving it. Entrance coverage gives your board and police a clear record.
Phases Still Under ConstructionActive building next to occupied homes brings theft, trespassing and kids playing on equipment. Covering the edge of construction protects residents and the builder.
Liability Protection for the BoardSlip-and-falls, pool incidents and disputes in common areas can turn into claims. Recorded video shows what really happened and shows the board took reasonable steps to keep common areas safe.
No Power, No Trenching, No WiringOur solar towers run on their own power and cellular connection. There is nothing to dig up and no wiring through your common areas, so coverage starts fast.
Less Than a Guard, On Duty 24/7A guard can only be in one place and sees only what is in front of them. AI detection plus live specialists watch every camera on the tower all night, every night.
Peace of Mind for ResidentsResidents notice the tower. It tells them the board is taking safety seriously and tells trouble-makers that someone is watching and will speak up.
When someone shows up where they shouldn’t be, a live specialist lights them up and tells them to leave. Most do, within seconds.
A licensed drone pilot gives your board dated aerial records of every common area, without ladders, lifts or a week of walking.
Faster Common-Area InspectionsOne flight covers what would take a manager hours to walk or drive, with dated photos of everything.
Roofs Without LaddersClubhouse, pool-building and condo roofs inspected from the air, with no ladders, lifts or risk.
Green Pools & Visible ViolationsNeglected green pools and other issues visible from above are easy to spot and document.
Monsoon & Storm DamageDated before-and-after aerials of walls, washes, basins and drainage support insurance claims and repairs.
Reserve Studies & BudgetingClear aerial records show what needs repair or replacement and when, so the board can plan ahead.
Proof When It MattersRecorded, dated aerial evidence is useful if a dispute ever reaches arbitration or court.
Developer TurnoverAn aerial record of every common area at handoff from the builder to the HOA.
Newsletters & MarketingBeautiful photos and video of your pools, parks and trails for your website and community updates.
We fly with respect for residents’ privacy: flights are planned with your board, focused on common areas, and never aimed at people or into homes. See all drone services →
Common HOA risks, camera and drone privacy best practices, and questions to ask your insurance agent, in one short guide for your board.
In most communities, yes. Cameras can watch common areas such as pools, parking, entrances and dumpsters, where people have no reasonable expectation of privacy. They should never point into homes, yards, windows, restrooms or changing areas. We recommend your board adopt a written camera policy and check your governing documents with your HOA attorney.
No. The tower is solar powered and connects over cellular, so it works anywhere it can be safely parked, with no trenching or wiring.
The cameras detect a person, and a live monitoring specialist checks the scene. They can turn on lights and speak through the loudspeaker, telling the person they are being recorded and need to leave. If they stay or a crime is in progress, police are contacted and the video is saved.
Yes, when the flights follow FAA rules. Flights for an HOA are considered commercial, so the pilot needs an FAA Part 107 certificate. We plan flights with the board, give residents notice, focus on common areas and never aim at people or into homes.
It may. Many insurers view monitored security favorably, and some offer discounts. Every policy is different, so ask your agent. We are happy to send them our documentation.
Coverage can be set up for a problem season, a trouble spot or year-round. On your free assessment we will recommend what fits your community and budget.
Tell us where the problems are. We will walk your common areas and recommend the right coverage, free.
