Explain where your responsibility starts
For a Deptford property, tell us whether the enquiry concerns a private home, a rented commercial unit or shared parts of a building. The entrance used by several occupiers may need a different decision-maker from the rooms within your own premises. State who can approve work and who will operate the system afterwards.
If existing equipment is managed by a landlord or another provider, include that information. An intercom handset in your unit does not necessarily mean you control the building's whole entry system. Equally, an inherited alarm may need review before it is suitable for a new occupier.
Choose the appropriate service
For detection when the property is unoccupied, use the Deptford alarm page. For seeing a specific approach or retrieving footage, the CCTV page explains the relevant questions. If visitors or deliveries are the main issue, describe how callers are currently admitted and what you would like to change.
Where several services are being considered, give each a purpose. For example, controlling a common door and protecting a private office are distinct requirements even if they form part of one project. A clear brief avoids equipment being added without resolving the original difficulty.
Coordinate the practical arrangements
Provide the postcode, access contact and preferred timeframe. Mention restrictions on external equipment, shared cable routes or working hours. Lewisham publishes local conservation information; where a relevant designation applies, check the specific property before positions are agreed. C&C can discuss an estimate or arrange a survey and provide a free quotation. Ask the proposal to identify installation work and any continuing services separately.
Further information: Lewisham conservation-area maps
