Free written quote, fully insured, and tidy end-to-end installation across Cheltenham and the surrounding GL postcodes.

Cheltenham properties range from Regency townhouses on the edges of the conservation core to interwar semis in Prestbury and modern builds out towards Bishops Cleeve. Whatever the property type, CCTV and data cabling needs to be planned properly before any cable is run or camera is fixed. We install complete systems: cameras, cabling, network switches, WiFi access points, EPOS terminals, and smart-home devices, all as one tidy job rather than a series of bolt-ons.
We are NAPIT-registered electricians, which means our electrical work is certified and notified correctly. We are not a single-trade crew who learned cabling last month. Every system we design is scoped to your building before we quote, so what you see on the written quote is exactly what we deliver on the day, nothing hidden, nothing added after.
What's included
A pre-installation walk-around of your property with you to agree camera positions, cable routes, and network drop locations before any work begins, so there are no surprises once we start.
Supply and installation of HD or 4K cameras selected to suit your property type, whether that is discreet black-on-black units for a Cheltenham conservation property or full-colour night-vision cameras for a modern business premises.
Concealed or surface cable runs to all camera and data points, dressed neatly and secured to building fabric in a way that respects the finish of your walls and ceilings.
Installation and configuration of your NVR or DVR recorder, network switch, and remote-viewing app so you can check footage from your phone on the day we leave.
WiFi access point placement and configuration where required, including testing signal strength across every room or zone you need covered, not just at the router.
Full commissioning test of every camera angle, data port, and network connection before we leave, plus a handover walkthrough so you know exactly how to operate your system.
Local knowledge
Cheltenham's conservation core, broadly the Regency streets of the town centre and the avenues around Montpellier and Lansdown, carries Article 4 Direction restrictions. That means permitted development rights are removed for certain external alterations, and any camera bracket, conduit, or cable visible on a front elevation may need prior approval from Cheltenham Borough Council. We factor this in at survey stage. For listed buildings specifically, consent requirements go further still, and we will flag what needs to be agreed before we lift a drill.
The practical answer for most Regency properties is in-roof or fully concealed cabling with black-on-black camera housings that sit flush against painted render or stonework. It takes longer to plan and install than a surface-run job on a modern house, but it is the only approach that keeps you on the right side of the local planning authority and protects your property's appearance. Outside the conservation boundary, interwar semis in areas like St Mark's, Benhall, and Warden Hill present more straightforward cable-run options through roof voids and wall cavities.
For businesses on the retail and hospitality strips around the High Street, Promenade, and the industrial estates towards Swindon Road, CCTV is increasingly required by insurers and sometimes a condition of licence. We install systems for cafes, offices, and small retail units as well as domestic properties. EPOS cabling and structured data networks for multi-terminal setups are part of the same job, so if you are fitting out a new premises or refurbishing an existing one, we can run all your data infrastructure in a single visit rather than bringing in separate contractors.
Why Cheltenham
Cheltenham customers book us because we handle the full system, electrical certificate included, rather than passing the awkward bits to a separate contractor.
We are NAPIT-registered, so every electrical element of your installation is certified and notified to building control correctly. You get a certificate you can hand to a solicitor or insurer without hesitation.
We carry full public liability and employer's liability insurance, so the work is covered before we step onto your property. We can provide evidence of cover on request.
We design systems around your building, not around a standard package. Conservation properties, listed buildings, commercial fit-outs, and new-builds all get the same bespoke survey process with a written itemised quote and no hidden costs.
We supply and fit as one job. Cameras, cabling, switches, WiFi access points, and EPOS terminals are all scoped together, so you deal with one invoice and one point of contact if anything needs attention after installation.
Our written quote is itemised before any work starts. If the scope changes for any reason, we discuss it with you first. You will not open an invoice and find charges you did not agree to.
How it works
Enter your GL postcode on our website or call us on 01527 337155. We confirm we cover Cheltenham before you invest any more time. Most GL50 to GL53 addresses fall well within our 50-mile radius from Redditch.
We visit your property at a time that suits you, walk every room or external elevation where cameras or data points are planned, check cable routes, assess any conservation constraints, and note the exact kit required. No charge, no obligation.
We send a fully itemised written quote breaking down equipment, cable runs, and installation time. No rounding up, no vague 'materials to be confirmed'. You see exactly what you are paying for before you agree to anything.
Once you accept the quote, we agree an installation date that fits your schedule. We confirm the booking in writing and give you a time window so you are not waiting in all day.
We complete the installation, run a full commissioning test on every camera, port, and network connection, walk you through the system, and send before-and-after photos by email. Your NAPIT certificate follows within a few working days.
Often booked together
CCTV and data installation often coincides with a consumer unit upgrade or the need for additional fused spurs and dedicated circuits. Combining both into one visit saves time and keeps your certification tidy under a single NAPIT notification.
Many Cheltenham homeowners fitting a driveway EV charger also want a camera covering the charging point and the car. Running data and power cabling together in one visit avoids opening up the same cable routes twice.
Solar installs on Cheltenham properties create an opportunity to add security cameras and a home network at the same time, sharing scaffold access and reducing the number of separate contractors needed on site.
Worth knowing
Cheltenham's conservation and Article 4 areas restrict visible external alterations. If your property sits within the Regency core or is listed, check with Cheltenham Borough Council before assuming a surface-run camera bracket on the front elevation is permitted. We will advise at survey, but planning approval is your responsibility to obtain.
Cable runs through older Cheltenham properties, particularly Victorian and Edwardian terraces with solid walls and deep cornices, take longer and cost more than modern cavity-wall builds. A proper survey lets us identify the best concealed routes and give you an accurate written quote rather than a figure that changes once we open up a wall.
For business premises, check your insurer's CCTV specification before booking installation. Some commercial insurers require a minimum camera resolution, a specific retention period, or remote-monitoring capability. We can install to most commercial specifications, but knowing the requirement before the survey saves a return visit.
FAQs
In most residential cases CCTV cameras fall within permitted development and do not need a formal planning application. However, Cheltenham's conservation areas carry Article 4 Directions that remove some permitted development rights, particularly for alterations visible on a front elevation. If your property is in the Regency core, Montpellier, or another designated area, or if it is a listed building, you should check with Cheltenham Borough Council before installation. We will flag any concerns at the survey stage, but the responsibility for obtaining any necessary consent rests with the property owner.
Every installation is different, which is why we do not publish a standard price. The cost depends on the number of cameras, cable run lengths, whether concealed routing is needed through solid walls or historic fabric, the type of recorder and storage required, and whether data networking or WiFi is included in the same job. What we can tell you is that our quote is free, written, fully itemised, and fixed before work begins. There are no hidden costs and no charges that appear on the invoice without prior agreement. Call us on 01527 337155 or use the website to arrange a survey.
Yes, and it is something we plan specifically for. Regency and listed properties require concealed cabling, minimal penetrations through original fabric, and cameras with low-profile black-on-black housings that sit flush against render or stonework. We use longer cable routes through roof voids and behind architraves where surface runs would be unacceptable. The installation takes more time than a modern property, and that is reflected honestly in your quote. We will not recommend a surface-run solution just to save time if it puts your property's consent status or appearance at risk.
Yes. We work with cafes, offices, retail units, and other small commercial premises across Cheltenham and the surrounding area. A commercial data job typically involves structured cabling to workstations or EPOS terminals, WiFi access points distributed to give reliable coverage across the floor plan, and often CCTV as part of the same fit-out. Combining these into a single visit with one contractor is more efficient and produces a neater result than coordinating multiple trades. We scope and quote commercial jobs in the same way as domestic ones: free survey, written itemised quote, no hidden costs.
A straightforward four-camera domestic system with surface cable runs on a modern property typically takes a full working day. A larger system, a property requiring concealed routing through solid walls or historic fabric, or a combined CCTV and data cabling job for a business will take longer. We give you an honest time estimate at survey stage so you can plan your day accordingly. We do not rush a job to free up a slot. Once the installation is complete we run a full commissioning test and walk you through the system before we leave, so the time on site includes everything, not just hanging cameras.
Our installations are covered by IWA insurance-backed guarantees, which means your protection does not depend solely on us remaining in business. The NAPIT certification we issue for the electrical elements is also a formal record that the work was carried out to the required standard. If anything does not perform as specified in the first period after installation, we will return and resolve it. We photograph every completed job and keep a record of the system configuration so that if you call us back months later, we know exactly what was installed and how it was set up.
Our commitment
We limit the number of installations we take on each week so that every job gets the full attention it needs. A CCTV or data system that is rushed through in half a day tends to show problems within a month: loose connectors, camera angles that miss the gate, WiFi dead spots in the room that needed it most. Taking the time to plan and install properly means you call us for an upgrade in five years, not a remediation job next month.
Who we are
Djuka Electrics is based in Beoley, Redditch, Worcestershire, and covers a wide area of the Midlands and surrounding counties including Cheltenham and Gloucestershire. We are NAPIT-registered electricians and MCS-certified solar installers. Every job we complete is photographed and reviewed, and we rely on genuine customer feedback rather than marketing copy to build our reputation.
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