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Restaurant Security Camera Installation in Toronto

Restaurant security camera installation in Toronto and the GTA, covering the registers, the cash line, the doors and deliveries. We are used to rooms where no wire is allowed to show: our last downtown job was 8 cameras in a heritage building with exposed brick and plaster ceilings, and nothing is visible in the dining room.

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What's included

  • Registers and the cash line
  • Front door, back door and deliveries
  • Discreet domes for finished rooms
  • Cable fished through walls and basements
  • Fit-outs wired before ceilings close
  • Phone access for owner and manager
Turret camera mounted on an open black ceiling in a restaurant

What it costs

JobPrice range
8-camera commercial system, supplied and installedMost land around $5,000 to $6,000$3,000 to $9,000
16-camera commercial system, supplied and installedMost land around $12,000$8,000 to $17,000
Installing cameras you already boughtMounting, connection and setupAbout $250 per camera

Prices in Canadian dollars. What moves the number: camera count, cable length, ceiling height and lift work, finished versus open ceilings, the brand you pick and how many days of recording you want. The site visit is free and the quote is in writing.

8 hidden cameras in a heritage restaurant near Yonge-Dundas Square

Site
Restaurant, downtown Toronto
Cameras
8 discreet dome cameras
Covers
Registers, cash line and entry doors
Time on site
2 days

The problem

A high-end room in a heritage building, with exposed brick and decorative plaster ceilings. Conduit and surface raceway were not allowed anywhere, and the owner wanted zero exposed wire.

What we did

We came in from below. Cable ran through the basement joists and up through hollow voids in the walls, then came out right where each camera meets a structural wood beam. Nothing shows in the dining room.

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Wiring a finished or heritage room

When conduit and raceway are off the table, we go in from below: through the basement joists, up through hollow wall voids and out right where the camera mounts. It takes longer than stapling cable to the ceiling, and it is the only way an exposed-brick room still looks the same afterward.

Cash, doors and deliveries

Start with the register, the cash line and the doors. We cover the cash line without a close view of the PIN pad, put a camera on each entrance and check the night picture at the back lane before we leave.

Kitchens and fit-outs

Heat, steam and grease shorten a camera’s life, so kitchen cameras go where they can see the pass and the back door, not over the line. On a new fit-out, call us before the ceiling closes: running cable then costs less than fishing it later.

From our jobs

  • Cameras mounted on the open black ceiling of a restaurant during fit-out
    Restaurant fit-out: cameras up before opening
  • Turret camera in the corner under a black ceiling
    Turret camera tucked into a corner under a black ceiling
  • Close view of a turret camera at a ceiling corner
    Corner ceiling camera, cable hidden in the wall
  • Dome camera on a drop ceiling above a tiled wall
    Dome camera over a tiled back room

Restaurant CCTV questions

Don't see yours? Call or text 647-797-8315.

Can you install restaurant cameras with no exposed wire?

Usually, yes. In a heritage restaurant near Yonge-Dundas Square we ran all 8 cameras through the basement joists and hollow wall voids, so nothing shows in the dining room. It took 2 days.

How much does a restaurant camera system cost?

Eight cameras supplied and installed usually costs $5,000 to $6,000, within a range of $3,000 to $9,000. Fishing cable through finished walls takes longer than an open ceiling.

Can you install outside service hours?

Often, yes. We can work before opening or after close, depending on the landlord, access and how much cable has to run.

Do restaurants need signs for security cameras?

Canada’s Privacy Commissioner advises businesses to tell people that video surveillance is in use and give a contact for questions. Your restaurant is responsible for its own policy; we keep washrooms and staff change areas out of every view.

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