Site Security Hire — Compare by Region
Hirecompare routes your site plan to local site security suppliers so you get bundled quotes without the phone calls. Choose your region below for local pricing guidance and site considerations.
Also known as CCTV hire, security camera hire.
Get quotes for your site →| Unit | Best For | Indicative Price |
|---|---|---|
| Solar CCTV (single camera) | Standard site coverage | $89 – $150 / week |
| Monitored / higher-spec system | High-value sites, active monitoring | $200 – $300 / week |
Indicative New Zealand rates — request a quote to see exact pricing for your site.
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Get quotes for your site →What’s Included
Solar-powered CCTV masts or camera poles, delivered and positioned on site
Ongoing monitoring or footage access, depending on the supplier’s setup
Repositioning as the site layout changes over a longer job
Pickup and removal at the end of the hire period
Site Security Hire Pricing in New Zealand
Solar CCTV units typically run $89–$150 a week for a single camera, with higher-spec or actively monitored systems reaching $200–$300 a week — most suppliers require a minimum hire of around 4 weeks. These are typical New Zealand market rates, not a quote. Sites with higher-value material on-site or a history of theft in the area often justify more than one unit.
Site Security Hire FAQs
Solar CCTV units typically run $89–$150 a week for a single camera, with higher-spec or actively monitored systems reaching $200–$300 a week — most suppliers require a minimum hire of around 4 weeks. Exact cost depends on your site and how many units you need, so compare real quotes rather than relying on a general estimate.
No — solar CCTV masts are designed to run independently, which is why they’re the standard choice for construction sites without a permanent power connection yet.
This depends on site size and layout — a single camera pole can cover a small site entrance, while a larger perimeter usually needs multiple masts positioned to remove blind spots.
Yes — most suppliers can reposition units as the site layout changes, which is worth agreeing upfront if your job has distinct phases.