Someone is watching your home while it happens.
Doors, driveways, yards and gates across Southern California — covered by cameras that wake a real guard the moment a person steps into your protection zone, so they get a warning instead of a way in.
Protecting a business or commercial property instead?
Commercial securityA guard sees it, speaks up, and stops it
Four things happen between someone stepping onto your property and them deciding to leave. None of them wait for you to check your phone.
Detect
AI-powered cameras watch defined protection zones on your property and wake the instant a person crosses one — not every passing car, shadow, or stray cat.
Verify
The live feed streams straight to the Deep Sentinel surveillance center, where a trained guard is typically watching your property within about six to nine seconds of the event starting.
Intervene
The guard speaks directly through the camera’s two-way speaker, calls out exactly what the person is doing, and can trigger the siren and strobe. Most people leave immediately.
Dispatch
If they don’t leave, the guard escalates to law enforcement as a witness to a crime in progress — with eyes on the scene, not an unverified alarm signal.
Timing reflects Deep Sentinel's published guard response service levels. Real-world timing varies with internet speed and site conditions.
Recording is evidence. Intervention is prevention.
A doorbell camera tells you who took the package. A live guard stops them from picking it up.
Cameras that watch
- Records for laterCameras capture the incident so you can hand footage over after the fact. The break-in still happened.
- The alarm fires after entryMost systems trigger once a door or window is already open — by then the damage is done.
- You are the monitorMotion alerts pile up on your phone and it is on you to work out which one actually matters.
- Unverified calls to policeAlarm-only calls are treated as low priority in most jurisdictions, and false alarms can carry fines.
- A sign is the only deterrentA yard sign and a blinking light do not change what someone decides to do next.
Cameras that watch back
- A live guard is watchingReal people at the Deep Sentinel surveillance center see the event unfold while it is still happening.
- A warning before entryThe guard speaks through the camera while the person is still outside, at the fence, or at the door.
- AI filters the noise for youOnly genuine human activity inside your protection zones reaches a guard. You are not triaging alerts.
- Verified crime in progressWhen police are called, it is by someone watching live and describing it — that changes how the call is prioritized.
- Deterrence, not documentationMost events end with a voice, a siren, and someone walking away — not a police report and an insurance claim.
Put the cameras where you want them
Pull up your own home from above, then place each camera where it actually belongs. Set what it watches, how wide the lens is, and how far it reaches — the finished layout goes to our engineer with your site visit request.
Start from a satellite view of your address
Type in your address and we will pull up your own roofline from above. Start with one camera, drag it onto the real door, driveway, or gate, aim it, and set how far you want it to reach — then add another for every position you want covered. Send it over with your site visit request and our engineer walks in already knowing what matters to you.
Property address
We use this to show you the satellite view. It is only sent to us if you submit a site visit request.
Your camera plan
Copy this and keep it, or paste it into an email to us.
A typical layout, for reference only — not your property.
Front Door & Porch
What it covers
The porch, the entry approach, package drop-offs, and anyone who walks up to the door.
What the guard does
The guard sees a person cross your porch line and speaks up before they ever touch the handle. Porch theft usually ends right there.
Every plan is different. This is an illustration of a typical home layout — your actual camera count and placement come out of the site visit.
Selected camera
Your layout
Send this to your web person and it becomes the permanent layout for this page.
This is not stock video
Every clip below was captured on a property Advanced Video Sentry installed and protects. Tap any tile to play it full size with sound.
Footage captured on properties protected by Advanced Video Sentry, shared with client permission. Faces, plates, and addresses are kept out of frame or obscured.
Request your site visit
Tell us about the home and request the day you would like us to come out. It comes straight to our team and we confirm your window within one business day — free, with no obligation.
Residential Consultation
Property questions and your requested visit date — all in one submission.
- Free, no-obligation quote
- We answer your date request within 1 business day
- Request handled in one short form
Not ready to book? Call and talk it through.
Ask for Dave Van Cleve, Lead Engineer — he can answer questions about equipment, pricing, and monitoring before you commit to anything.