Verkada · Installation
Verkada installer in Southern California
Site survey, network, cameras, doors and Command setup, done by one team that stays to support it.
Updated October 2026 · CSLB #819788, C-7, C-10, C-28
The short answer
WCC is a Verkada installer in Southern California. We survey the site, design coverage, run the cabling and PoE switching, install Verkada cameras, access control and intercoms, and set up Command so your team can use it on day one. Installed Verkada cameras typically run $900 to $3,000 each and doors $1,500 to $4,500, plus Verkada's per-device licenses.
What's included
What a WCC Verkada install includes
| Phase | What we do |
|---|---|
| Site survey | Coverage mapping, door audit, closet and PoE capacity check |
| Design | Camera models by location, mounting heights, door hardware and license sizing, in a written scope |
| Network prep | Cabling, PoE switching, VLANs and firewall rules for Verkada's cloud |
| Installation | Cameras, door hardware, readers, controllers and intercoms |
| Command setup | Sites, roles, retention, alerts, directory sync and camera-to-door linking |
| Handoff | Training, documentation and ongoing support |
Command setup
Where most Verkada installs fall short
Verkada hardware is easy to mount. What separates a good install is everything after: user roles that match who should see what, alerts that mean something instead of constant noise, retention set by area, directory sync so people are added and removed automatically, and doors linked to the cameras that watch them. We set all of that up before we leave and document it, so your team isn't learning Command on its own.
Network
Cameras and the network under one contract
Verkada cameras need proper PoE, bandwidth and outbound access to Verkada's cloud. Because WCC holds C-7 low voltage and C-10 electrical licenses and installs networking too, there's no gap between the camera installer and the network team. See network cabling.
Multi-site
Standard installs across every location
One playbook
The same camera models, mounting standards, door schedules and Command structure at every site.
Phased rollout
One site first, verified, then repeated across locations.
One support team
The same people support every site after installation.
Who we install for
Verkada installs by environment
| Environment | What matters |
|---|---|
| Offices and campuses | Multi-building standards and directory integration |
| K-12 schools | Perimeter coverage, lockdown and prevailing wage |
| Healthcare | Patient privacy, restricted areas and role-based access |
| Warehouses | High ceilings, docks, gates and license plate cameras |
| Retail and multi-site | Identical installs and central management |
Verkada or another platform
Is Verkada the right fit?
Verkada is strongest for organizations that want cameras, doors and intercoms in one cloud dashboard with no servers. If you want on-premises recording, long retention without per-camera fees or the deepest investigation tools, consider Avigilon, where WCC is an Elite Plus partner. See Verkada vs Avigilon and Rhombus vs Verkada.
FAQ
Verkada installer questions
Is WCC a Verkada installer?
Yes. WCC sells, installs and supports Verkada cameras, access control and intercoms in Southern California.
How much does a Verkada installation cost?
Installed cameras typically run $900 to $3,000 each and doors $1,500 to $4,500, plus Verkada's per-device licenses. We quote a fixed price after a site survey.
How long does a Verkada install take?
A 20 to 30 camera single site usually takes 3 to 5 days on site, including Command setup and training.
Do you set up Verkada Command?
Yes. We configure sites, roles, retention, alerts, directory sync and camera-to-door linking, and document it.
Do you install the network Verkada needs?
Yes. We install cabling, PoE switching and firewall rules under the same contract.
Who does the installation?
California installs are done by WCC technicians, not subcontractors.
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