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Detect threats faster with remote video monitoring in Denver

One accountable partner designs, installs, monitors, and maintains your video security program. Denver properties operate under a single contract with one team responsible for all cameras, sensors, and alarms.

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3,600+

Properties protected

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Years in
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G2, Spring 2025

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Monitoring & response
Protecting over 1 billion square feet globally
The world's most trusted organizations traded juggling vendors for consistency, predictability, and ROI from one provider.
Security teams on the ground across the Denver metro

Office vacancy rates in the Denver metro area reached 28.7% in mid-2026, with downtown at 38.6%. Approximately 12 million square feet of downtown office space was vacant as of July 2026. That volume of vacancy creates monitoring requirements that many building owners may not have considered before. Kastle has protected more than 10,000 properties and 60,000 businesses across the United States and Australia for over 50 years. Kastle's Denver-based team handles on-site assessments, installation, and ongoing maintenance for properties across the metro area, Lakewood, Aurora, Arvada, and the wider Front Range corridor.

Denver, CO

Serviced from Kastle's regional offices and U.S.-based security operations center.

  • (855) 527-8531

  • 1355 S. Colorado Blvd., Suite C113 Denver CO 80222

  • 10-second average alarm response

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Managed at every stage

Designed, installed, monitored, and maintained by one team

The Denver Police Department recorded 30,682 property crimes in 2025, down 12% from 34,850 in 2024, but it still reported the highest property crime volume of any jurisdiction in Colorado. Cameras without active monitoring record incidents after the fact. A managed video security program adds AI-powered detection, trained operators, and 24/7 response to the same hardware. Whether a system produces evidence or prevents a loss depends on what happens between the alert and the response. The tabs below cover the four stages of how this program is designed and maintained.

Site assessment and system architecture for remote monitoring in Denver

There were 9,121 larceny incidents in Denver through September 28, 2026, up 5.4% from 2025 and 13.4% above the three-year average. That pattern shapes where coverage is concentrated. A site assessment determines where cameras need to be, what each one should detect, and how alerts reach the monitoring team. It accounts for blind spots, lighting conditions, camera resolution by zone, and how video feeds integrate with access control and alarms before a single device is ordered.

  • Threat-specific camera placement based on property layout and risk zones.

  • Integration plan for video, access control, and alarm systems.

  • Coverage map reviewed with your team before installation begins.

Site assessment and system architecture for remote monitoring in Denver

The path to managed video security

How a managed video security program is built

  • Consult: A Kastle security architect evaluates your property, identifies coverage gaps, and defines the threat model for your facility.
  • Design: The team maps camera placement, analytics configuration, access control integration, and monitoring protocols to your specific layout.
  • Install: Kastle-employed technicians deploy and commission every device, test all integration points, and confirm the system is operational.
  • Monitor and maintain: Trained operators monitor your feeds 24/7 while Kastle handles all firmware updates, camera repairs, and system health checks.
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Industries we protect in Denver

Remote video monitoring configured for Denver's core industries

Each industry Kastle monitors has different risk profiles, hours of operation, and compliance requirements. An office building with after-hours access needs different detection scenarios than a distribution warehouse with 24-hour truck traffic. A healthcare facility requires credential verification at restricted areas. The six cards below cover Denver verticals where remote video monitoring addresses specific operational threats. Each deployment is configured around the property type, the activity pattern, and the analytics the system needs to perform.
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    Office buildings

    After-hours perimeter and lobby monitoring with AI detection for unauthorized entry, loitering, and tailgating.

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    Retail

    Loss-prevention coverage across sales floors, stockrooms, and loading docks with real-time alert escalation.

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    Healthcare

    Video verification at restricted areas including pharmacies, medication storage, and patient floors with audit trail support.

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    Warehousing and logistics

    24-hour coverage of dock doors, staging areas, and perimeter fencing with vehicle and motion analytics.

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    Multifamily

    Common-area and parking structure monitoring with live talk-down audio for trespassing and package theft.

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    Education

    Campus-wide surveillance with restricted-zone alerts, visitor verification, and after-hours intrusion detection.

Regulatory requirements at a glance

Permits and licenses for commercial security work in Denver

  • Burglar alarm permit
  • Burglar alarm company license
  • Access control system contractor license
  • Enhanced call verification

Seamless security everywhere

Explore related security solutions for the Denver metro

There were 2,824 burglary incidents and 3,182 auto-theft incidents in Denver through September 28, 2026. Those numbers shape how facility managers across the Denver metro and surrounding areas like Lakewood, Aurora, and Arvada prioritize security spending. Remote video monitoring is one layer of a complete managed security program. The pages linked below cover additional Kastle solutions for Denver properties. Each one addresses a different part of the program that works alongside monitored video.

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    Access control

    Managed access control for Denver offices, garages, and tenant spaces.

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    Commercial security systems

    Integrated commercial security systems for Denver facilities and campuses.

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    Security cameras

    Managed security camera systems with AI analytics for Denver properties.

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    Mobile surveillance

    Deployable mobile surveillance units for Denver construction and event sites.

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  • Cloud Video Camera

    Remote monitoring solutions

    24/7 remote monitoring, managed from a single platform.

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    Physical security

    Full-lifecycle physical security programs for Denver buildings and portfolios.

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Download the free Remote Video Monitoring Guide

A breakdown of how modern video security and remote monitoring programs are structured, what buyers need to evaluate, and how to avoid common deployment failures.

  • Identify gaps in your system.

  • Industry trends for 2026.

  • Three printable evaluation checklists.

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Customer reviews

Why customers choose Kastle

Exceptionally rated for ease of use, set up, and support.

Rated 4.6 out of 5 on G2

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Ease of use

#1

In physical security, spring 2025
  • Effortless remote access with stellar support.
    Ana C. Assistant Property Manager
  • Great products and fast, helpful customer service.
    Edgar G. Manager
  • Convenient phone-as-a-key access and a great visitor portal.
    Philanthropy
  • Excellent products and fast service.
    Paula E. Office Manager
  • User-friendly and smooth experience with always-available support
    Commercial real estate

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