Security Cameras Texas installs cameras throughout Hurst neighborhoods where many homes date from the 1960s and 1970s. Crews work from the Houston shop at 2644 Eva Pearl Street and keep regular hours Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm plus Saturday 9am to 2pm. Jobs often involve mounting on brick or siding exteriors while routing cable through attics to avoid the frequent spring storms that hit Tarrant County.
Homeowners near W Pipeline Road and Bedford-Euless Road request systems that handle both front-yard visibility and rear alley access. The team focuses on clear sight lines around single-story ranch houses and the occasional two-story on larger lots that back up to drainage ditches common in Hurst.
Around Hurst
We regularly work near:
- 📍Chisholm Park
- 📍L.D. Lockett Park
- 📍Hurst Public Library
- 📍Birdville High School
- 📍W Pipeline Road
- 📍North East Mall
Security Camera Installation in Hurst — Local Notes
- •Older brick construction on many Hurst streets requires masonry anchors and careful flashing to keep water out during heavy rains.
- •Homes on smaller lots near Chisholm Park often need corner-mounted cameras to cover side yards without neighbor obstruction.
- •North Texas wind gusts and occasional hail push installers to use heavier conduit and protected lenses on exposed south and west walls.
- •Driveway approaches along Precinct Line Road can sit lower than street level, so cameras are angled to catch vehicle plates without ground reflection.