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Security Camera Systems — PoE in Greenwood Village

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Security Camera Systems — PoE Services in Greenwood Village, Colorado

Autotelic provides professional security camera systems — PoE services throughout Greenwood Village and the surrounding Arapahoe County area. PoE security camera installation across the Denver metro — 4K IP cameras, NVR recording, structured wiring, remote app access, and AI analytics. Whether you're in Greenwood Village (Denver Tech Center) or nearby communities, our team delivers quality workmanship backed by Colorado licensing and full insurance coverage.

Permit Thresholds

Greenwood Village permit thresholds

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The city operates under the 2018 International Residential Code (IRC) and other 2018 International Codes, along with the 2023 National Electrical Code (NEC) standards.
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Concrete or asphalt work exceeding 100 square feet
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Re-roofs/Repairs involving the removal of 25% or more of the decking
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Landscaping or grading that is more than 10 feet from a property line, not within a drainage easement, involves less than 500 square feet of disturbed area, and less than 10 cubic yards of earthwork
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Re-roofing that only involves laying new shingles and patching unsound decking (less than 25% of decking removal)
Snow loads
30 lbs.
Ultimate wind speed
120 mph (Basic Design) and nominal: 93 mph (allowable stress design)
Frost depth
36 inches

Codes are amended regularly — verify current requirements with **The City of Greenwood Village (specifically its Community Development Department / Building Division) issues residential building permits.

overview

overview

This trade is Power-over-Ethernet IP video, not analog 24 V CCTV and not a burglar-alarm monitoring contract. Scope includes indoor and outdoor IP cameras, PoE switches or midspans (IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at, or 802.3bt), Category 6 or 6A runs, network video recorders or server-side storage, mounts, and viewing software. Camera types include dome, bullet, turret, multi-sensor, and specialty views where specified.

permits

permits

City and County of Denver Community Planning and Development issues electrical permits when new circuits, racks, or line-voltage equipment are added for PoE switches and recorders. CPD commercial plan-review guidance requires electrical review for new circuits above stated thresholds, including 10 or more new 20 A single-pole circuits, circuits above 20 A, three-phase, or voltages other than 120 V or 277 V. Some minor electrical work can use a CPD quick permit. DORA licenses electrical contractors. Cities and counties license general contractors. Colorado has no statewide general contractor license.

code

code

Denver Business Licensing requires a burglar-alarm company license for anyone who sells, installs, leases, maintains, repairs, replaces, or monitors burglar-alarm systems. Occupants need an alarm permit for a monitored burglar alarm. Camera-only IP video is a different path. Confirm with Business Licensing if the project includes alarm devices or monitoring. Landmark Preservation reviews exterior housings, conduit, and penetrations on designated structures and in historic districts.

methods

methods

Size PoE switch wattage and port count to the camera list before ordering hardware. Use Category 6 or 6A, weather-rated housings, drip loops, and listed firestop at rated walls. Put the switch and recorder on a UPS. Keep camera VLANs off guest Wi-Fi. Do not share raceways with line-voltage unless the method is listed for that use. Cost is project-specific.

FAQ

Common questions

Who handles the electrical permits and licensing?

A municipally licensed Denver general contractor coordinates licensed specialty trades. CPD issues electrical permits for new circuits serving PoE switches and recorders. DORA licenses electrical contractors. Colorado has no statewide general contractor license.

Do PoE cameras need a Denver burglar-alarm company license?

Denver requires a burglar-alarm company license for selling, installing, or monitoring burglar-alarm systems. Camera-only IP video is a different path. Confirm with Denver Business Licensing if the scope includes alarm devices or monitoring.

When is an electrical permit required?

New circuits, racks, or line-voltage equipment for PoE switches and NVRs typically need a CPD electrical permit. Confirm with CPD. Some minor electrical work can use a quick permit.

When does Landmark apply?

Exterior camera housings, conduit, and penetrations on a designated structure or in a historic district may need Landmark Preservation review in addition to electrical permits.

Service Area

Serving Greenwood Village and Arapahoe County

We serve Greenwood Village, CO and all surrounding Denver metro communities. Our team is based in Denver and operates throughout the Front Range, from Castle Rock to Longmont and everywhere in between. Contact us for a free estimate on your Greenwood Village project.

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