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Discreet Security Camera Installation in Park City

A compact exterior camera installed above a garage shows how surveillance equipment can fit into the architecture of a home.

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The installation

For this Park City project, Big Sky AV installed a compact white security camera on the exterior siding above the garage. The housing sits close to the wall beneath the roofline, and its color blends with the surrounding white finish.

The photograph shows the finished camera position and how little visual space the device occupies on the facade. The installation keeps the camera separate from the decorative light fixture and the garage opening below.

Details to notice

  • A small white housing against white siding
  • A high mounting location on the garage gable
  • A compact installation that preserves the character of the exterior

This is one example from our security camera installation work. Camera type, mounting location, recording and remote-viewing requirements are selected for each property.

Compact white exterior security camera mounted on white siding above a Park City garage
Big Sky AV Solutions project: a white camera mounted high on the garage gable.

Planning a similar installation

If you want cameras without making them the dominant feature of your home, bring exterior photos to the planning conversation. We review the areas you want to see, possible mounting surfaces, cable access and equipment locations.

A discreet appearance is only one part of the design. The final viewing angle, lighting, recording setup and network access also need to match your goals. We assess those details for your property rather than assume the same camera location will suit every home.

Explore security camera system options or see more residential AV services.

Start with your space

Share your city, photos or plans, existing equipment and the result you want. Big Sky AV Solutions will discuss installation options for your property.

Request a consultation or call 801-678-6461.

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