Napa · UniFi Protect camera systems
Know what is happening at your property, whether you are welcoming guests downtown or managing an estate beyond the city. Clear designs and installs UniFi Protect systems around the entrances, activity and details you need to see.
Sharp video, useful event alerts and an intuitive remote-viewing experience—supported by thoughtful placement and clean cabling.
Plan your Napa camera system
Coverage with a purpose
A downtown tasting room, a working winery and a hillside home have different sightlines, visitor patterns and network requirements. We start with how your property operates, then design the views that will actually help you.
See entrances, counters and delivery doors without making the guest experience feel like an afterthought. We account for street-facing glass, changing daylight and the transition from public areas to staff-only spaces.
Separate guest arrivals from service traffic. Plan views of parking, loading areas and equipment access around tasting hours, private events and seasonal harvest activity, with installation scheduled around your operations.
Follow activity from the gate to the front door. Long driveways, detached garages and landscaped approaches call for deliberate camera positions, practical cable routes and a network that reaches the right buildings.
UniFi Protect brings live views, recorded video and detected events into one app on supported phones, tablets and computers. Instead of scrubbing through an entire afternoon, use the event timeline to find activity and export the clip you need.
Remote viewing needs internet connectivity at the property and viewing device. Camera selection, recording settings and storage determine the features and retention available.
Why we recommend UniFi Protect
Late-day glare at a west-facing entrance can matter more than adding another camera. So can headlights at a gate, foliage along a driveway, or a delivery vehicle blocking a loading-area view. During the site walk, we review these conditions with you and identify where recognition detail matters versus where a wider overview is sufficient.
For properties with separate buildings, we also assess existing conduit, cable distances and network connections. We coordinate camera installation with structured cabling and network infrastructure where needed, so the recording system is supported by a reliable foundation.
Need readable plates at an entrance? We assess approach angle, vehicle speed, lighting and mounting options for a dedicated license-plate view rather than assuming a general overview camera will do both jobs.
Walk the property with us. Identify entrances, operating hours, recurring concerns, privacy boundaries and who needs access.
Agree on camera locations and cable routes before work begins. We coordinate access to guest-facing spaces and finish with organized wiring and labeled equipment.
Review live views, recording, permissions and alerts together. Learn how to find events and share clips, with a clear contact for follow-up support.
If your tasting room has an aging recorder or your estate has cameras that are difficult to reach, start with an equipment review. We assess existing cable routes, power, cameras and network connections before recommending what to retain or replace. A phased installation can prioritize the guest entrance or service yard while leaving suitable coverage elsewhere in place.
For hospitality teams, the handoff includes deciding who should receive alerts after closing, who may export a clip and who manages access when staff changes. We can coordinate cameras with access control for staff-only entrances and the network that supports your operation. Explore our other services in the city of Napa when planning a wider property upgrade.
For an example of our approach to retaining compatible equipment, read our Santa Rosa recorder-upgrade case study. It is a project outside Napa; the equipment at your property needs its own compatibility assessment.
Yes. We discuss guest hours, deliveries and scheduled events before installation, then coordinate access and any planned network interruptions with your team. Tell us about harvest or event deadlines when requesting your site walk.
We assess the distance, available power, conduit and line of sight before recommending the connection. A distant gate may need a network extension rather than a long camera cable alone. We also separate the need for a broad arrival view from the detail required to identify a person or read a plate.
Yes. We serve Napa and surrounding Napa Valley properties, including American Canyon, Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga. See our Napa County service areas for the broader coverage area. Clear's headquarters is in Santa Rosa; we travel to your property for scheduled work.
A locally recorded UniFi Protect system can keep recording while its cameras, recorder and local network remain powered and operational. Remote viewing and mobile alerts need internet access. For a winery or estate with unreliable connectivity, we discuss those needs separately from backup power and recording storage.
Include the property address, whether it is a home or business, the areas you want to see, any existing recorder or camera details, and access restrictions. For a tasting room or winery, tell us about guest hours, deliveries and seasonal deadlines. Camera count, mounting access, cabling, networking and the recording plan determine the final scope.
Start with your property
Tell us whether you are planning a new installation or improving an existing system. Include your property type, the areas you want to see and any timing requirements. We will follow up to arrange the next step.
Looking for a broader system overview? Explore our commercial camera systems or residential camera systems.
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