RESIDENTIAL / HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS

SECURITY BUILT

AROUND YOUR HOME.

YOUR HOME ISN’T A PACKAGE. YOUR SECURITY SYSTEM SHOULDN’T BE EITHER.

We design residential security around your home, your property, and the way you actually live—from cameras and intrusion detection to entry, monitoring, and connected security systems. No prebuilt bundle. No forcing your home into somebody else’s package.

SECURITY CAMERAS • INTRUSION DETECTION • VIDEO ENTRY • 24/7 MONITORING • INTEGRATED SECURITY

Modern residential home entrance for discreet security planning

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RESIDENTIAL SECURITY / THE BASICS

WHAT IS A RESIDENTIAL SECURITY SYSTEM?

A residential security system is the combination of technology, equipment, monitoring, and entry controls used to provide visibility and awareness across a home and the surrounding property.

Depending on the home, that may include security cameras, intrusion detection, door and window sensors, video intercom, controlled gates or entries, 24/7 monitoring, and other connected security systems.

But a home security system shouldn’t begin with a list of equipment. It should begin with the property. A house with a long driveway has different security needs than a townhouse. The right residential security system considers how people enter the property, where visibility matters, what happens when you’re away, how your family actually uses the home, and which security events deserve your attention.

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RESIDENTIAL SECURITY / WHY IT MATTERS

WHEN DOES A RESIDENTIAL SECURITY SYSTEM MAKE SENSE?

When you want to know what’s happening around your home without turning your home into a fortress.

SEE WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE HOME

Use security cameras to provide visibility around entrances, driveways, garages, yards, gates, and other important areas of the property.

KNOW WHEN SOMETHING ISN’T RIGHT

Intrusion detection can help identify activity involving doors, windows, interior areas, and other parts of the home that need protection.

CHECK IN WHEN YOU’RE AWAY

View appropriate cameras, receive system information, and stay connected to the property when you’re not home.

MANAGE WHO COMES TO THE DOOR

Video intercom, gates, and other entry systems can help you see and communicate with visitors before granting access.

BUILD ONE SYSTEM AROUND THE PROPERTY

Cameras, intrusion detection, entry, and monitoring become more useful when they’re designed as parts of one residential security strategy instead of disconnected gadgets.

RESIDENTIAL SECURITY / BUILT RIGHT

BUYING THE EQUIPMENT IS EASY. DESIGNING THE HOME ISN’T.

A good residential security system should provide useful security without making the home harder to live in. That requires understanding the property, the people using it, and what you’re actually trying to accomplish.

CAMERA COVERAGE
Determine where visibility actually matters and design camera placement around useful views rather than simply maximizing camera count.

INTRUSION DETECTION
Determine which doors, windows, interior spaces, and other areas should be monitored.

ENTRY
Consider how residents, visitors, deliveries, contractors, household staff, and other people interact with the property.

PRIVACY
Residential security should be designed with appropriate consideration for privacy inside and around the home.

PLACEMENT
Camera angles, reader locations, sensors, intercom stations, control equipment, and other devices should be placed around the property rather than convenience alone.

CONNECTIVITY
Modern cameras, intercom systems, remote access, and connected security equipment may depend on reliable network infrastructure.

YOUR SECURITY SYSTEM SHOULD FIT INTO YOUR HOME—NOT MAKE YOUR HOME FIT AROUND THE SECURITY SYSTEM.

FROM THE FIELD / CUSTOMER STORIES

WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY.

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THE PROCESS / HOW MAINSTREET WORKS

THREE STEPS. NO RUNAROUND.

ASSESS

SHOW US THE HOME

Tell us about the property, what concerns you, what security equipment you already have, how the home is used, and what you want the system to accomplish.

DESIGN

WE DESIGN YOUR SYSTEM

We determine the right combination of cameras, intrusion detection, entry, monitoring, placement, connectivity, and other appropriate security components.

INSTALL

WE BUILD IT RIGHT

Once the scope is approved, the system is professionally installed, configured, tested, and handed off so you understand how to use it.

HOME SECURITY NEAR YOU.

SERVICE AREA MAP

Tell us where your home is and we’ll help determine service availability.

SERVICE AREA / FUTURE LOCATION LINKS