Site Security Hire in Auckland

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.

Generally yes — higher foot traffic and material theft risk in dense inner-city and mid-rise construction areas mean many suppliers recommend more than one camera compared to a quieter greenfield subdivision site.

Yes — new subdivisions can be attractive targets for theft precisely because they’re less overlooked than built-up areas, so solar CCTV is common even on outer-growth sites.

A single mast usually covers one vantage point — larger subdivision sites often need multiple units positioned to cover site entrances and material storage separately.