Backup Camera Installation

Backing Accidents Are the Cheapest Claims to Prevent

Backing incidents are among the most common fleet claims — loading docks, jobsites, drive-throughs, tight residential streets. They are rarely catastrophic, but they are constant: bumpers, poles, mailboxes, parked cars, and occasionally something far worse. A properly installed backup camera pays for itself the first time it prevents one.

What We Install

• Wired reverse cameras — the commercial standard. Reverse-triggered, weather-sealed, with cabling routed and protected the full length of the vehicle.
• Wireless systems — for vehicles where running cable is not practical; we install them where signal reliability actually holds up.
• Box truck & service body setups — cameras mounted high for the full blind zone, monitors placed in the driver natural sight line.
• Trailer cameras — systems that survive connect/disconnect cycles, wired through proper trailer connections.
• Multi-camera vision — rear plus side cameras for large vehicles, switched automatically with turn signals or reverse.

The API Signal Standard

• Weather-sealed connections that survive Southeast heat, rain, and pressure washing
• Camera aim set for the actual blind zone of that vehicle, verified with a spotter
• Monitor mounted for glance visibility — not blocking gauges or vision
• Reverse-trigger wiring done correctly so the display is automatic