Row homes have a front door, an alley door and a roof. A generic three-camera kit covers one of the three.
Front stoop and package theft
A doorbell camera catches the visitor; a second camera down the block-facing wall catches the approach and the vehicle. Together they produce something a detective can use.
The alley is the real entry point
Rear doors and alley access are where most break-ins happen and where lighting is worst. Cameras with genuine low-light performance, not just infrared, belong here — color detail at night is what identifies clothing and vehicles.
Roof and third-floor windows
Adjoining roof decks make upper floors reachable. Contacts on accessible windows and a camera covering the roof hatch close a gap most homeowners never think about.
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