65+ Jobs Done · 4.6★ Rated

CCTV Installation on
Haridwar Road, Dehradun

Camera systems for hospitals, 24-hour dhabas, fuel stations and homes along Dehradun's direct route toward Haridwar and Rishikesh — from the hospital stretch near the city out through Majra, Mothrowala Road and Bharuwala Grant. Free walkthrough, branded equipment, night-vision planning for round-the-clock businesses.

Updated January 2025 Reviewed by Sandeep Rawat, Lead Technician 7+ years installing locally

⚡ Quick Answer

SR Solution fits CCTV along Haridwar Road from around ₹8,000 for a 4-camera home setup, with dhaba and fuel station systems typically ₹12,000 to ₹20,000. The site visit is free, night-vision is prioritised for 24-hour businesses, and equipment is genuine Hikvision, Dahua or CP Plus. Call +91 78179 50541 to arrange a visit.

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✦ What comes up most often on this road

  • Strong night-vision setups for round-the-clock dhabas
  • No charge for the walkthrough, no obligation after
  • Branded Hikvision, CP Plus and Dahua equipment only
  • Multi-building systems for larger hospital campuses
  • Pump-facing cameras for fuel stations
  • AMC available, especially valued by hospitals and highway businesses
  • Most addresses get a same-day or next-day visit
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At a Glance

The Short Version

CoverageHospital stretch near the city through Majra, Mothrowala Road, Bharuwala Grant
Jobs completed locally65+ CCTV, hospital and highway business installs
Typical responseSame-day to next-day visit
Starting price₹8,000 for a 4-camera HD home setup
Dhaba / fuel station system₹12,000 – ₹20,000 for a typical 6–8 camera setup
Install durationOne day for homes and dhabas; longer for hospital campuses
Equipment usedHikvision, Dahua, CP Plus, eSSL, ZKTeco
Rating4.6 / 5 from 64 reviews
HoursMonday–Saturday, 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Distance from base~15 minutes from Race Course, Dehradun

About This Area

Dehradun's Direct Route Toward the Pilgrimage Towns

Haridwar Road is the principal southbound route connecting Dehradun directly to Haridwar and Rishikesh, carrying a steady mix of pilgrim traffic, highway travellers and local commuters. This has shaped the road's commercial character — round-the-clock dhabas and fuel stations serving passing traffic, several larger hospitals catering to a wide catchment area, and residential growth further out toward Mothrowala and Bharuwala Grant.

📍 What sets this road apart

Few Dehradun corridors combine 24-hour highway hospitality with large multi-specialty healthcare facilities in the same stretch. A dhaba here serves traffic at 3am as readily as at 3pm, which changes what actually matters for security — low-light camera performance becomes as important as daytime coverage. Hospitals on this road tend to be larger, multi-building operations rather than the small clinics found elsewhere in the city.

🔒 How that's reflected in the work

Dhaba and fuel station jobs prioritise cameras with genuinely good night performance around the till and forecourt, since that's when most relevant activity happens. Hospital installations here involve planning across OPD blocks, wards, pharmacy and parking as one connected system rather than a single reception camera. Homes further along toward Mothrowala are more straightforward, similar to residential jobs elsewhere in the city.

Stretches and landmarks covered

Haridwar Road City End
Majra
Mothrowala Road
Bharuwala Grant
Sewla Kalan Border
Hospital Stretch
Fuel Station Belt
Residential Colonies Further Out

Before You Buy

A Few Things Worth Knowing First

Particularly relevant if the business runs around the clock, or if the property is a larger hospital campus.

① Night Performance Over Daytime Resolution

Why low-light quality matters more than megapixels for 24-hour businesses

A camera with excellent daytime resolution but poor low-light performance is often the wrong trade-off for a business open through the night. For dhabas and fuel stations on this road, prioritising genuine low-light or starlight-rated cameras around the till and entrance tends to matter more than simply choosing the highest resolution option available.

② Fuel Station Pump Coverage

What actually needs to be in frame

A useful fuel station camera captures the pump nozzle, the vehicle receiving fuel, and ideally the number plate in one frame — not just a wide shot of the forecourt. This specific framing is what resolves disputes over quantity or payment, which is the practical value fuel station owners are usually looking for.

AreaCamera priority
Pump / nozzle areaTight frame, plate-capable
Cash counterClear face and till view

③ Hospital Campus Planning

Why this is a bigger exercise than a single-building job

A hospital with separate OPD, ward, pharmacy and parking areas needs these tied into one system with sensible camera naming, so staff can locate footage quickly rather than hunting across separate unconnected setups. This planning stage matters more at hospital scale than for a small clinic with one or two rooms to worry about.

④ Biometric Attendance for Shift Staff

Why this suits larger operations more than small businesses

Hospitals and larger dhabas running multiple staff shifts benefit more from biometric attendance than a small clinic or family-run shop, simply because manually tracking rotating shifts on paper becomes genuinely difficult past a certain staff count. This is worth considering alongside CCTV rather than as an unrelated afterthought.

What's on Offer

Services Along This Road

All available from a single visit, whether it's a hospital, a dhaba, or a home.

CCTV Camera Installation

Night-vision-prioritised cameras for dhabas and fuel stations, plus multi-building systems for hospitals.

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Biometric Attendance

Fingerprint systems for hospital shift staff and larger dhabas, with software generating shift reports.

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Access Control

Fingerprint or card locks for hospital pharmacy stores and other restricted areas.

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Video Door Phone

Night-vision outdoor units for homes further out toward Mothrowala and Bharuwala Grant.

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DVR / NVR Setup

Recording systems from single-home setups to full hospital campus NVRs, with mobile access configured.

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AMC & Maintenance

Annual plans especially valued by hospitals and highway businesses where CCTV uptime carries real risk.

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What Things Cost

A Rough Price Guide

Starting ranges for the property types common here. Hospital campus pricing depends heavily on building count — confirmed after the free walkthrough.

Property typeTypical setupPrice range
Small home / flat4 HD cameras + DVR, phone app₹8,000 – ₹13,000
Dhaba / highway restaurant6–8 cameras, night-vision priority₹12,000 – ₹20,000
Fuel station6–10 cameras covering pumps and counter₹15,000 – ₹24,000
Small hospital or nursing home12–20 cameras, privacy-aware placement₹22,000 – ₹40,000
Large multi-building hospital24+ cameras, multi-block NVR₹40,000+
Annual Maintenance ContractPeriodic check-ins, any brandFrom ₹3,500/year

* Figures are indicative as of 2025 and include standard labour. Hospital and large campus pricing depends on building count and layout — a written quote follows the site visit.

How It Works

Six Steps, Start to Finish

Most home and dhaba jobs along this road are wrapped up within a single visit.

Get in Touch

Call or WhatsApp with the property type — hospital, dhaba, fuel station or home — and roughly what needs covering.

On-Site Walkthrough

A technician visits the address on Haridwar Road at no charge to plan coverage, including night-time priority areas for 24-hour businesses.

Written Quote

An itemised quote follows, with areas like pump zones or hospital blocks broken out clearly.

Confirm a Date

Installation is usually booked within a day or two of an approved quote.

Fitting Day

Cameras, cabling and the recorder are completed in a single visit for most homes and dhabas; larger hospitals may need more time.

Phone Setup & Handover

Mobile access is configured and tested, particularly useful for owners who aren't on-site around the clock.

Worth Comparing

SR Solution vs a Typical Vendor

FeatureSR Solution ✦Typical vendor
Night-vision expertise for 24-hour businesses✔ Routine✘ Often an afterthought
Site visit cost✔ Free✘ Often charged
Multi-building hospital planning✔ Experienced✘ Often unfamiliar at scale
Branded equipment only✘ Sometimes unbranded
Written, itemised quote✔ Always✘ Verbal estimate
AMC available✔ Yes✘ Rarely offered

Full Reach

Where We're Actually Working

From the hospital stretch near the city out through Majra, Mothrowala Road and Bharuwala Grant.

Haridwar Road City End
Majra
Mothrowala Road
Bharuwala Grant
Sewla Kalan Border
Hospital Stretch
Fuel Station Belt
Residential Colonies Further Out

In Their Words

A Few Recent Reviews

4.6 out of 5, from 64 verified jobs.

★★★★★

"24 cameras across our hospital covering OPD, wards corridor, pharmacy and parking. SR Solution planned the layout carefully across multiple buildings with minimal disruption to our operations."

Dr. Sandeep Verma

Hospital administrator, Haridwar Road

★★★★★

"Run a dhaba open round the clock. The night-vision cameras at the counter and parking have already helped settle two billing disputes with clear footage. Very satisfied."

Balbir Chauhan

Dhaba owner, Haridwar Road

★★★★★

"Fuel station cameras cover each pump clearly along with the number plates. Resolved a fuel quantity dispute within minutes just by pulling up the footage. Excellent placement advice."

Manjeet Rana

Fuel station owner, Haridwar Road

Questions That Come Up

Frequently Asked Questions

A few things people tend to ask before booking, specific to this road.

SR Solution has completed around 65 installations along this road — hospitals, highway dhabas and fuel stations, and homes further out toward Mothrowala — with a 4.6-star rating. The team is based in Race Course, about fifteen minutes away, and usually reaches an address within a day of the call. Reach the office on +91 78179 50541.
A typical setup covering the dining area, kitchen entrance, cash counter and parking generally runs ₹12,000 to ₹20,000 for 6 to 8 cameras. Larger dhabas with truck parking or an attached fuel station may need more cameras and land somewhat higher, confirmed after the free site visit.
It changes the priority more than the equipment. Night-time footage quality matters as much as daytime here, so cameras with genuinely good low-light performance around the cash counter and entrance are worth prioritising, since a meaningful share of any incident at a round-the-clock business tends to happen after dark when fewer staff are alert to it.
Yes, this is one of the more specific requests along this road. Cameras are typically angled to capture each pump nozzle and the vehicle's number plate as fuel is being dispensed, alongside the cash counter and forecourt — useful for resolving disputes over quantity or payment, which come up periodically at any fuel station.
Scale, mainly. A hospital on Haridwar Road often has separate OPD blocks, multiple wards, a pharmacy, an ambulance bay and a larger parking area, all of which need tying into one system rather than a handful of cameras covering a single reception desk. Privacy placement still applies — wards and consultation rooms stay off camera — but the sheer number of areas involved makes this a bigger planning exercise than a small clinic.
Yes, commonly, given how many staff a larger hospital employs across shifts. A fingerprint or card-based system tracks nursing and support staff attendance across rotating shifts more reliably than a paper register, which matters more at this scale than it would for a two-person clinic.
It comes up periodically, yes — both around fuel dispensing accuracy and cash handling at busy dhabas serving passing pilgrim and highway traffic. A well-placed camera at the till and the pump area tends to resolve most disputes quickly simply by having clear footage available, rather than preventing the issue outright.
Yes, this is set up as standard. A number of highway business owners along this road aren't on-site around the clock, so mobile access is tested specifically to confirm it works reliably from wherever the owner happens to be.
Hikvision, Dahua and CP Plus for cameras and recorders, with eSSL or ZKTeco for biometric attendance where a hospital or larger business wants staff tracking. Nothing unbranded is fitted, and each device carries a manufacturer warranty, typically one to three years.
A typical dhaba or fuel station job of 6 to 10 cameras is usually completed in one day. A full hospital campus with multiple buildings can take two to three days depending on how many separate areas need covering — this gets confirmed clearly during the walkthrough.
An Annual Maintenance Contract is available, covering periodic check-ins and priority attention if something stops working. Several hospitals and larger businesses along this road are on AMC specifically because downtime on their CCTV carries more risk than it would for an average home.
Coverage includes the hospital and commercial stretch nearer the city, out through Majra, Mothrowala Road and Bharuwala Grant toward the growing residential pockets further along. Addresses near Sewla Kalan are usually still reachable — worth a quick call to confirm timing.
CCTV records general activity around the pharmacy counter for oversight. Access control — a fingerprint or card lock on the pharmacy store itself — restricts physical entry to authorised staff only, which matters for controlled medication storage in a way that camera footage alone doesn't address.
Yes. Recorders are generally fitted with spare channels so that adding more cameras later — for an extended dining area or a new hospital wing — doesn't mean replacing the whole system. Worth flagging at the first visit if expansion is likely.
Given how much of the relevant activity happens after dark at round-the-clock businesses, 30 to 40 metres of infrared range is typically recommended to cover the forecourt, pump area or parking clearly at night, rather than the shorter range that would suffice for an indoor-only camera.

Sandeep Rawat

Lead Installation Technician, SR Solution

Sandeep has spent the last seven years fitting CCTV and biometric systems across Dehradun, including a notable share of hospital campus and highway business work along Haridwar Road, where night-vision performance and multi-building planning matter more than in a typical shop or home installation. He's completed Hikvision and CP Plus product training and signs off on every hospital or large-scale installation personally.

Hikvision Trained CP Plus Certified 7+ Years Experience

Page last reviewed and updated January 2025. Pricing and product availability are checked periodically and may change without notice — call ahead to confirm current rates.