We don’t install in-vehicle alarms, immobilisers or GPS trackers — that’s a job for an auto security specialist, fitted to the vehicle itself. What we do install is CCTV that covers where vehicles are parked: a car park, a depot yard, or a fleet storage area.
What we actually do
A camera covering the entrance to a car park or yard, plus the main parking area, gives you a visual record of vehicle movement and anyone approaching parked vehicles after hours. For a business running a fleet, that means footage if a vehicle’s broken into or tampered with overnight, without needing to fit anything to each individual vehicle. It also covers the more mundane but common issue of damage in a shared car park — a scrape or a dent with no note left — where footage is the only way to work out what actually happened.
If you need in-vehicle protection
Alarms, immobilisers and GPS trackers fitted to the vehicle itself are a specialist auto security job, not something we install. If that’s what you’re after, an auto electrician or vehicle security specialist is the right call — we’re the right call for watching the yard they’re parked in.
Covering a depot or yard overnight
A camera and alarm combination — door/window sensors on any buildings, motion detection across the yard, and cameras on the entrance and parking areas — covers most of what a fleet operator actually needs: knowing the yard’s secure, and having footage if it isn’t. It’s a similar approach to warehouse security, just focused on vehicles rather than stock.
Costs
Cost depends on the size of the yard or car park and how many cameras it takes to cover the entrance and parking areas properly.
How Saint George Group can help
We’re a licensed NSW security installer (NSW master licence ML000111327). Whether it’s a small car park or a larger fleet depot, get a CCTV quote and we’ll scope it to the site.
Quick answers
Can you track individual vehicles with GPS? No, that’s a specialist auto security job — we cover the yard with cameras, not the vehicles themselves.
Can cameras cover a car park and the building it’s attached to? Yes — it’s common to cover both the building entrances and the car park in the same setup.
For most businesses, the real gap isn’t the vehicles themselves — it’s not knowing what happened in the yard overnight. A camera covering the entrance and parking area closes that gap.
