About Barsha Heights
Barsha Heights, still widely called TECOM, sits between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Barsha, next to Dubai Internet City and Media City. It was developed as a mixed business and residential district, and today it is a dense cluster of towers holding apartments, offices, hotel apartments and hotels in the same buildings.
The location suits people who work in the nearby free zones, so it draws professionals and a large number of small companies. Ground floors hold cafes, small shops and services. Because homes, offices and hotel apartments share the same towers, our work here splits between residential flats and small office fit-outs, often in the same building.
CCTV for Barsha Heights offices
Offices here are often small or shared, so the setup is usually simple. Reception or the entrance, the main work area, and any store or server cupboard. For a shared office, cameras at the entrance help settle who came in and when. Remote viewing lets the owner check in from a phone.
CCTV for Barsha Heights apartments
For a flat, the usual setup is a door camera and one inside. The towers are managed, so a camera facing a shared corridor needs approval, while inside the flat is your decision. We confirm what may need approval before installation.
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
I share an office here. Can I still install cameras?
Yes, though it is worth agreeing camera placement with the other party. We can advise on sensible positions before installation.
Do I need building approval for my flat?
Inside the flat, no. For a camera facing a shared corridor, the building usually needs to approve it. We confirm this before installation.
How long does a small office take?
It depends on the camera count, access and cable routes. We confirm the expected timing before work begins.