Security cameras & alarm systems for Palm Beach Gardens homes and businesses
We’re based just down the road in Royal Palm Beach — so we already know the gate codes, the HOA rules, and what actually holds up out here.
Built for how Palm Beach Gardens actually lives
Palm Beach Gardens has one of the highest concentrations of gate-guarded and HOA communities in the county — each with its own architectural review process and rules about what equipment can be visible from the street. We handle that as part of the job, not an afterthought.
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.
- Discreet, HOA/ARC-friendly placement
- Wired systems built to last outdoors
- Remote viewing from your phone
Alarm Systems & Monitoring
As an ADT authorized installer, we install and monitor alarm systems for homes and businesses in Palm Beach Gardens — entry sensors, motion detection, and 24/7 professional monitoring with fast dispatch.
- 24/7 professional monitoring
- Entry, motion & environmental sensors
- Coordination with community gate systems
Why Palm Beach Gardens chooses Certified Security Systems
- Any brand, any system — we service what you already have
- We beat any written quote, always
- Local technicians, not a call center
- Serving Palm Beach Gardens, Royal Palm Beach & the surrounding area
Staying connected in Palm Beach Gardens
We like to stay plugged into what’s happening locally — closures, meetings, and community events.
Common questions
Does Certified Security Systems work with my HOA’s approval process in Palm Beach Gardens?
Yes — we regularly install in gate-guarded and HOA communities and can position equipment to meet architectural review requirements.
Do you install both cameras and alarm systems?
Yes, we handle both — CCTV/camera systems and ADT alarm/monitoring — for homes and businesses in Palm Beach Gardens.
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.
We’re on a golf course lot at PGA National — will cameras aimed at the backyard violate any HOA sightline rules?
We design golf-course-lot layouts to cover your property without pointing lenses across the fairway or into a neighbor’s yard — placement like that is standard for PGA National and BallenIsles ARC boards. We’ll walk the property with you before anything goes on the wall.
Our guard gate requires visitor approval — how do your techs get through for the install?
The same way any Palm Beach Gardens contractor does — we call ahead with your gate code or have you add us to the approved list for the scheduled day, so there’s no delay at check-in.
Our HOA requires exterior equipment to match the roofline or stucco color — can you work with that?
Yes — we can order camera housings and conduit in colors that blend with your roofline or exterior, which is standard for communities like Old Palm and Mirasol with strict architectural review guidelines.
We’re only in Palm Beach Gardens part of the year — can we check the house from up north?
Yes — we set up remote viewing so you can pull up live or recorded footage from anywhere, and get motion alerts sent straight to your phone while you’re away for the season.
They Were in Europe. Their Cameras Were "Down." The Culprit Was a Phone Charger.
Our customers don't always call us because something complicated has happened. Sometimes the answer is surprisingly simple.
We recently installed both a security camera system and alarm system for a customer in Palm Beach Gardens. Once everything was installed and tested, the homeowners headed off to Europe, confident that their home was protected while they were away.
Then their property manager contacted us with a problem.
The cameras were showing as offline.
Since the homeowners were overseas, we met the property manager at the house and went to work figuring out what happened.
Is the NVR getting power?
In this case, the answer was no.
We plugged the NVR back in, confirmed the system was back online, and made sure the cameras were communicating properly again.
But we weren't satisfied with simply fixing the immediate problem. We wanted to make sure it didn't happen again.
So we attached a bright red tag directly to the equipment:
🚨 DO NOT UNPLUG 🚨