About Al Mizhar
Al Mizhar is a quiet residential district in eastern Dubai near Mirdif and Al Khawaneej, made up mainly of large villas on generous plots. It has a settled, suburban feel, with parks, schools, mosques and the Arabian Center mall nearby serving residents.
The homes are mostly detached family villas, many of them substantial, along wide low-rise streets. The population is long-settled, with local and expatriate families who stay for years. Because the area is villa-heavy with larger plots, cover of the grounds as well as the house is the usual request here.
CCTV for Al Mizhar villas
A villa job covers the gate and entrance, the driveway and parking, the garden, and the sides and rear of the house. On larger plots, corner cameras cover two sides at once. Inside, a door camera is common, and some owners add cover on the stairs or a hallway. The recorder stays indoors, out of the way.
Outdoor cover and night vision
The streets here are quiet and can be dark at night, so night vision on the outdoor cameras keeps the gate, driveway and garden clear after dark. That is when most owners want the cover working properly.
How the job works
Send us the property type, area, approximate camera requirement and any useful photos or plans. We aim to provide an initial written quote within 24 hours based on the information supplied.
The initial quote is not the final fixed price. If camera positions, cable routes, access, power, network details or site conditions need checking, we arrange a site visit and confirm the final scope and price before installation. Once approved, the system is installed, tested and handed over with remote viewing configured where included and supported.
Common questions
Can you cover the garden as well as the house?
Yes. We plan positions for the gate, driveway, garden and the house itself.
How many cameras will I need?
Larger plots need more. We work out the number from the layout and confirm it before installation.
Do I need permission to install?
Usually, cameras within your own property are straightforward, but community rules, tenancy terms, neighbour privacy and camera angles can still matter. Confirm any applicable requirements before installation.