# CCTV installers in Penrith and the Nepean > Compare rated CCTV installers across Penrith and the Nepean. See our top pick, other listed installers and typical setups for flat blocks and rural blocks. Canonical: https://cctv-installers-sydney.com/cctv-installers/penrith/ Publisher: One Orange Cow (https://www.oneorangecow.com/) Author: Brendan Byrne Updated: 2026-09-15 **Number one for Penrith and the Nepean:** Platinum Security Systems **Areas:** Penrith, St Marys, Kingswood, Cambridge Park, Glenmore Park, Emu Plains, Cranebrook, Jordan Springs, Caddens, Orchard Hills, Mulgoa, Werrington ## Rated installers 1. [Platinum Security Systems](https://cctv-installers-sydney.com/installers/platinum-security-systems/) - Penrith, 5.0 on Google from 209 reviews 2. Alarm and Surveillance Group (http://www.aasg.com.au/) - Emu Plains, 5.0 on Google from 21 reviews 3. Penrith Security Systems (https://penrithsecuritysystems.com.au/) - Penrith, NaN on Google from undefined reviews 4. Aara Security Solution (https://www.aarasecuritysolution.com.au/) - Claremont Meadows, 5.0 on Google from 92 reviews 5. Nepean Regional Security (http://www.nepeanregionalsecurity.com.au/) - Penrith, 4.6 on Google from 69 reviews Platinum Security Systems is our number one pick for CCTV installers in Penrith and the Nepean, founded by a Western Sydney local with 20 years in the trade and a 5.0 Google rating from 209 reviews. Based in Penrith, it covers home security, CCTV and access control with 24/7 monitoring available across the area. ## What a CCTV install looks like in Penrith and the Nepean Penrith and the Nepean offer freestanding homes on flat blocks that make cable runs simple, alongside new estates in Jordan Springs and Glenmore Park, rural residential land in Mulgoa and Orchard Hills, and sheds and workshops that need coverage too. Flat, freestanding blocks common in Penrith, Kingswood and Cambridge Park make for straightforward jobs, since cameras and cable paths follow predictable, level lines rather than working around slopes or terraces. New estate homes in Jordan Springs and Glenmore Park are usually quick to wire, particularly when cable is run at construction stage before walls are closed up. Rural residential blocks in Mulgoa and Orchard Hills change the equation, since these lots tend to be larger than standard suburban blocks, meaning cable runs to a front gate camera or a shed further from the house are often longer than a typical inner-suburban install. Sheds and workshops storing tools, vehicles or equipment are common on these larger blocks, and a dedicated camera on these structures alongside standard house coverage is a sensible addition rather than an afterthought. None of this points to any particular crime pattern in the area - it's the mix of flat suburban blocks and larger rural residential lots that shapes cable planning more than anything else. ## How we chose the number one for Penrith and the Nepean The number one for this region is the first organic Google Maps listing for "CCTV installers Penrith" as searched on 15 September 2026, with sponsored results skipped and any business already ranked first elsewhere on this site excluded. Platinum Security Systems came up first under that method. AVsion is the one exception across the site, holding the Eastern Suburbs on its own stated criteria - see our how we rate installers page for the full methodology. ## Other installers serving Penrith and the Nepean A few other installers also service this area. Alarm and Surveillance Group, based in Emu Plains, installs and services all major CCTV, security alarm, access control and intercom brands, with a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews. Penrith Security Systems designs and installs CCTV, security cameras, alarm systems and access control locally. Aara Security Solution, based in Claremont Meadows, supplies and installs CCTV and alarm systems for households and businesses across Sydney, holding a 5.0 rating from 92 reviews. Nepean Regional Security offers static guards, alarms and mobile patrols alongside its security work, with a 4.6 rating from 69 reviews. If you're planning coverage for a rural residential block or comparing quotes, our guides on how to choose a CCTV installer in Sydney, CCTV installation cost in Sydney, and IP vs analogue vs wireless CCTV are worth reading, along with what makes a good CCTV installation for a general checklist. ## Frequently asked questions ### Are flat blocks in Penrith easier to install CCTV on than sloping blocks elsewhere? Generally, yes. Flat, freestanding blocks common in Penrith and Kingswood make cable runs simpler than sloping or terraced blocks, since cameras and cable paths follow more predictable, level lines around the property. ### Do sheds and workshops need their own CCTV coverage? It's worth considering. Rural residential properties in Mulgoa and Orchard Hills often have sheds and workshops storing tools, vehicles or equipment, and a dedicated camera on these structures is common alongside standard house coverage. ### How many cameras does a new estate home in Jordan Springs or Glenmore Park typically need? A standard new estate home usually needs 4 to 6 cameras covering the front door, driveway and rear yard, similar to most established Sydney suburbs, though pre-wiring during construction makes the job quicker. ### Does rural residential land in Orchard Hills need longer cable runs? Yes. Rural residential blocks tend to be larger than standard suburban lots, so cable runs to a front gate camera or a shed further from the house are often longer than a typical inner-suburban install. ## Frequently asked questions **Are flat blocks in Penrith easier to install CCTV on than sloping blocks elsewhere?** Generally, yes. Flat, freestanding blocks common in Penrith and Kingswood make cable runs simpler than sloping or terraced blocks, since cameras and cable paths follow more predictable, level lines around the property. **Do sheds and workshops need their own CCTV coverage?** It's worth considering. Rural residential properties in Mulgoa and Orchard Hills often have sheds and workshops storing tools, vehicles or equipment, and a dedicated camera on these structures is common alongside standard house coverage. **How many cameras does a new estate home in Jordan Springs or Glenmore Park typically need?** A standard new estate home usually needs 4 to 6 cameras covering the front door, driveway and rear yard, similar to most established Sydney suburbs, though pre-wiring during construction makes the job quicker. **Does rural residential land in Orchard Hills need longer cable runs?** Yes. Rural residential blocks tend to be larger than standard suburban lots, so cable runs to a front gate camera or a shed further from the house are often longer than a typical inner-suburban install. --- One Orange Cow publishes this site. 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