Site Assessment

Request a Site Assessment

Cameras, access control, Wi-Fi, internet, cabling, or building-to-building links — a structured assessment is the first step. Tell us about the property and we will confirm scope and scheduling.

Tell Us About the Property

Choose what you want assessed and share what you know. Estimates are fine — the assessment exists to confirm the details.

What should we assess?

Security camerasCamera coverage, recording, remote viewing, or expansion of an existing system.Access controlElectronic door access, credentials, schedules, and entry records.Combined securityCameras and access control assessed together as one system.Connectivity & networkWi-Fi, internet, cabling, network design, or building-to-building links.

First name

Last name

Organization

Phone(optional)

Service address(optional)

Community or city(optional)

Province or territory(optional)

Access restrictions(optional)

Escorts, security clearance, limited hours, remote location, or anything else that affects a site visit.

Preferred assessment date(optional)

Desired completion timeframe(optional)

Anything else we should know?(optional)

Site plans or photos(optional)

Document upload will be enabled with secure storage configuration.

I consent to Two Feathers Technology Services using the information submitted through this form to respond to my request and communicate with me about the requested services.

Please do not include passwords or confidential access credentials in this form.

What an assessment includes

Site and risk review

We look at the property, buildings, entrances, existing equipment, and the operating environment — not just a product list.

Coverage and capacity design

Placement, image quality, retention, network capacity, and coverage are designed around how the property is actually used.

A written recommendation

You receive a defined scope, pricing, responsibilities, and an implementation path — in writing, before any work begins.

Security systems can help deter, detect, document, and investigate events, but no camera system can guarantee the prevention of crime, loss, injury, or unauthorized activity.