Know What Leaves Your Warehouse, Who Moved It, and When.

Urban Eye secures warehouses, distribution centres, and industrial yards in Kenya with cameras over loading bays, access control on stock rooms, perimeter fencing and alarms, fire detection that copes with dust, and monitoring that acts on alerts after hours.

Written quotation after a free survey · PRO Enterprise Monitoring from KES 10,500/month · Guarding quoted separately · Prices exclude VAT See what the plan covers →

Warehouse losses hide in the gaps between the gate, the bay, and the stock room.

These are the five problems warehouse managers bring to us most. Each one points to a specific control, and the survey shows which your site needs first.

Stock that disappears between counts

The stock-take is short, and nobody can say which bay, shift, or vehicle it left on.

Cameras over loading bays and gates, with footage kept on site, show what left and when.

Usually fits: loading bay and gate cameras

Anyone can walk into the stock room

Staff, drivers, and contractors all pass the high-value cage during the day.

Access control on stock rooms and cages records who opened each door, with face or card readers where dust and worn hands defeat fingerprints.

Usually fits: Access Control

Break-ins through the yard at night

A long fence line and a dark yard give intruders hours of cover.

A free-standing electric fence split into zones, with fence alarms sent to your phone and to monitoring.

Usually fits: Electric Fencing

Fire alarms that dust keeps setting off

Dust triggers false alarms, so detectors end up covered or ignored.

EN 54 detectors with dust-protected chambers, sirens that sound together, and alerts to your phone when the building is empty.

Usually fits: Fire Alarm Systems

An alarm at 2 a.m. with nobody to act

An alarm at an empty warehouse only helps if someone responds to it.

Alerts reach our team and our response partner at the same moment, first responders attend, and serious incidents are escalated.

Usually fits: PRO Enterprise Monitoring

Not sure where your warehouse is exposed?

Tell us about the site, the stock, and your operating hours. We will survey it for free and send a written quotation.

Book a Free Site Survey

Controls at every point stock and people move through.

The survey maps how goods and people move through your site, then places a control at each point where things can go wrong.

01

The gate and perimeter

Fencing, gate cameras, and guards where needed control which vehicles and people get onto the site.

02

Staff and contractor doors

Access control records who entered, through which door, and when.

03

The loading bays

Cameras cover loading and collection, and roller shutters and bay doors are monitored after hours.

04

Stock rooms and cages

High-value stock sits behind restricted access and its own alarm zone.

05

After hours

The site is armed, alerts reach your phone and monitoring, and every event is recorded for review.

Quoted after a free survey, because no two warehouses match.

Floor area, loading bays, perimeter length, and stock value change the design completely, so a fixed package would be wrong for most sites.

Warehouse & logistics

Warehouse Protection Plan

Written quotation

Best for: distribution centres, cold storage, manufacturing stores, import and export facilities, and multi-bay logistics hubs.

Monitoring is available through PRO Enterprise Monitoring, from KES 10,500/month. Guarding is quoted separately by gate coverage, shift pattern, and patrol needs.

Book a Warehouse Survey
  • Loading bay CCTVSee who loaded what, at which bay, and when.
  • Restricted stock room accessOnly authorised staff can open high-value stores and cages.
  • Perimeter alarm detectionAlerts when fences, gates, or yard boundaries are breached.
  • Fire safety reviewDetection needs checked as part of the same survey.
  • Guard procedures and escalationClear steps for guards and monitoring when an alert is real.

Larger camera systems for warehouses, including 16-camera AI and 32-camera 4K systems, are designed after the survey. See CCTV Installation →

What affects your price

The survey measures what your site actually needs, so the written quotation reflects your warehouse and not a generic template.

  • Size and layoutFloor area, racking, mezzanines, and the number of buildings.
  • Doors, bays, and cagesHow many points need cameras, access control, or alarms.
  • PerimeterThe length of the fence line and the number of gates.
  • Monitoring and guardingPRO Enterprise Monitoring, and how many guards and shifts the site needs.

The systems behind the plan.

Every part of the plan links to a system with its own page, so you can see exactly how each piece works.

Loading Bay and Yard Cameras

Full-colour cameras over bays, gates, and yards, with larger AI systems that flash and sound a siren when someone crosses a set line. See CCTV Installation →

Stock Room Access Control

Suprema or Ajax readers on stock rooms, cages, and staff doors, with face or card entry where fingerprints struggle with dust and worn hands. See Access Control →

Perimeter Fencing

Nemtek free-standing electric fences split into zones, with fence alarms sent to the Ajax app and to monitoring. See Electric Fencing →

Dust-Resistant Fire Detection

EN 54-certified wireless detectors with dust-protected chambers, sirens and strobes that sound together, and alerts to your phone. See Fire Alarm Systems →

Monitoring and Guards

PRO Enterprise Monitoring for after-hours alerts, and guards at the gate where the site needs a trained person. See Manned Guarding →

Switchgear and Plant Monitoring

Where a site needs thermal monitoring of switchgear or plant, we specify and source it as part of the design.

A good fit, or better served by something else.

We would rather point you to the right service than scope a warehouse plan for a site that does not need one.

A warehouse plan is a good fit if

  • You run a warehouse, distribution centre, cold store, or industrial yard.
  • Stock losses show up at stock-take with no explanation.
  • Many people and vehicles pass through your gates and bays.
  • The site is empty or lightly staffed at night.

You are better served elsewhere if

Common warehouse security questions.

Still have a question?

Talk to our operations team directly on WhatsApp or by phone.

How much does warehouse security cost?

Every warehouse receives a written quotation after a free site survey, because floor area, loading bays, perimeter length, and stock value vary too much for a fixed package. PRO Enterprise Monitoring starts at KES 10,500/month, and guarding is quoted separately.

How do you secure loading bays and roller shutters?

It depends on the door type, operating hours, nearby routes, and stock exposure. During the survey we decide whether each bay needs camera coverage, door monitoring, motion detection, lighting, access rules, or a combination.

Can wireless alarms work in a large warehouse?

Wireless range depends on the building, steel, concrete, pallet racking, stock levels, and where devices are placed. We confirm coverage during the survey and test it at installation, and add range extenders where the site needs them.

Will dust set off the fire alarm?

The EN 54-certified smoke detectors we install have dust-protected smoke chambers and a dual-spectrum sensor that tells real smoke apart from steam and vapour. Where dust is heavy, the survey also decides where a heat detector is the better choice.

Can you reduce warehouse shrinkage?

We cannot promise a figure, but we can close the gaps that let it happen. The survey finds weak movement points and gaps in access, detection, and records, and the system gives your team the footage and door logs to investigate discrepancies.

Who responds to alarms after hours?

With PRO Enterprise Monitoring, from KES 10,500/month, alerts reach our team and our response partner at the same moment, first responders attend confirmed incidents, and serious ones are escalated to armed response.

Can guards and technology work together?

Yes. Guards control the gate and vehicles, while cameras, alarms, and fencing cover the bays, stock rooms, and perimeter that one guard cannot watch at the same time. Guarding is quoted separately after the survey.