(Q) Are Contractors required to have a state license to install my Cameras/Security System in my home or business and why would this matter as long as the job is done well?

(A) The State of Texas requires all security installers to be fully licensed in order to perform any installations for several good reasons well beyond insuring the consumer high quality workmanship. Hiring unlicensed installers exposes you, your family and your belongings to a shocking amount of risk.  It’s kinda like handing a total stranger the combination to your safe and the keys to your front door only a lot riskier. Unlicensed installers don’t normally bother with the inconvenience of FBI background checks or the registration of fingerprints with the State of Texas Department of Public Safety that is required by licensees. This license is issued only to qualifying security companies for a term of two years at a time in witch that company can only hire installers with clean FBI background checks and registered fingerprints. We go several steps beyond the state requirements by enforcing routine drug testing and customer satisfaction quality control checks on each of our installers. Plus we require all of our installers to have an extra pleasant attitude. Who has time for rudeness especially in your own home?

(Q) Does Texas State impose insurance minimum requirements on security camera installers and if so how much insurance do you carry?