Security cameras & alarm systems for Lake Worth homes and businesses
From historic bungalows near downtown to storefronts on Lake and Lucerne Avenues to Western Lake Worth, we install systems that fit the neighborhood — and hold up a block from the ocean.
Built for how Lake Worth actually lives
Lake Worth has one of the most active Historic Preservation Boards in the county — several neighborhoods require review before equipment can be visible from the street. We handle that as part of the job, right alongside protecting the downtown corridor's shops and restaurants and Western Lake Worth.
Security Cameras
CCTV systems installed and serviced using Hikvision, Ubiquiti, Reolink, and Hanwha equipment. We generally recommend wired systems for reliability; for wireless, we stick to Google Nest. Already have a system? We can service or expand it, any brand.
- Historic-district-friendly, discreet placement
- Wired systems built for salt air and heat
- Remote viewing from your phone
Alarm Systems & Monitoring
As an ADT authorized dealer, we install and monitor alarm systems for homes and businesses in Lake Worth — entry sensors, motion detection, and 24/7 professional monitoring with fast dispatch.
- 24/7 professional monitoring
- Entry, motion & environmental sensors
- Built for downtown storefronts & older homes alike
Why Lake Worth chooses CSS
- Any brand, any system — we service what you already have
- We beat any written quote, always
- Local technicians, not a call center
- Serving Lake Worth, Royal Palm Beach & the surrounding area
Staying connected in Lake Worth
We like to stay plugged into what's happening locally — festivals, closures, and community events.
Common questions
Does CSS work with Lake Worth Beach's Historic Preservation Board rules as well as Western Lake Worth's HOA rules?
Yes — we regularly install in the historic districts and can position equipment to meet preservation review requirements and Western Lake Worth HOA's.
Do you install both cameras and alarm systems?
Yes, we handle both — CCTV/camera systems and ADT alarm/monitoring — for homes and businesses in Lake Worth.
Do you work with systems from other companies?
Yes — any brand, any existing setup. We're happy to service or expand a system someone else installed.
My home is in the Old Lucerne Historic District — will the Preservation Board make me redo camera placement after installation?
No — we do the placement review before anything goes up, positioning cameras so they meet preservation guidelines from the start. That upfront walkthrough is what keeps you from having to relocate equipment later.
I own a shop on Lake or Lucerne Avenue downtown — what's the right setup for a storefront?
For downtown storefronts we typically cover the entry, register area, and back or loading door, since that's where most after-hours incidents happen. We can also add exterior coverage for the sidewalk and parking area if foot traffic is a concern.
We're near Bryant Park and want cameras that can handle being a block from the ocean — will regular equipment hold up?
Not really, which is why we install marine-grade, weatherproof housings for anything near Bryant Park or the Intracoastal — regular consumer cameras corrode fast that close to salt air.
Our house is an older Florida bungalow in College Park or Parrot Cove — can you avoid big, bulky commercial-looking equipment?
Yes — we choose smaller, low-profile housings in colors that blend with an older home's trim, which looks a lot better on a bungalow than the standard commercial units.
A Busy Salon Needed Security That Could Keep Up With Its Business
When a salon owner in Lake Worth called us for a new security system and CCTV installation, we knew this wasn't going to be a simple residential-style installation.
The salon operates out of a stand-alone building along Military Trail, a high-traffic road with a large area to cover. Inside, the business has another unique challenge: individual salon stations are rented to separate professionals.
The security system needed to protect the business while giving each salon professional their own access.
We designed the alarm system so that each authorized user could have their own individual alarm code rather than everyone sharing one.
We also educated the salon owner on how to add users through the app and, just as importantly, how to limit each user's role and access.
- Coverage of the entire parking lot and surrounding property
- Strategic views of building entryways
- Camera positioning designed to capture faces of people entering the building
- Coverage of important interior areas
- A dedicated view of the cash-handling area for added accountability and loss prevention
Camera placement isn't just about putting cameras where they can see the most. It's about understanding what you need the cameras to see.
For this salon, that meant looking at the entire property, identifying the important entry and exit points, and positioning cameras so the footage would be useful if something ever happened.
We also discussed the importance of having visibility around the cash drawer. For businesses that handle cash, a properly positioned camera can provide an additional layer of accountability and help document activity around a critical area.
A good commercial security system doesn't just protect the building. It protects the way the business operates.