Service Areas

ClearVue Security works out of one shop in Anna, TX, and everywhere listed below is somewhere we genuinely drive to. There are no branch offices and no franchise map — just a service radius we can cover properly and come back to when something needs a second visit. Each town has its own page, because the work is not the same in each of them.

Anna is home. The shop is on West 2nd Street, so the response time here is measured in minutes rather than hours, and we end up doing a lot of the small follow-up work other companies will not drive for — a re-aim after a fence goes in, a camera moved when a shed appears, a recorder that needs a look after a power cut. The housing is mostly recent build either side of US 75, with older lots around the original town centre and acreage on the roads out toward Van Alstyne, TX. Security cameras in Anna

Melissa, TX is ten minutes up the highway and growing in two directions at once. New subdivisions off Melissa Road and either side of US 75 wire cleanly and quickly, while the properties out along FM 545 and toward Weston, TX are a different job entirely — longer runs, outbuildings, and internet that is often thin enough that Starlink comes into the conversation before the cameras do. Security cameras in Melissa

McKinney, TX has the widest range of any city we cover. Inside a few miles you can go from an early-1900s home near the square with plaster walls and no soffit to hide a cable in, to a 2023 house in Trinity Falls where the attic is tall and the run takes an hour. Add the commercial work around the historic square and the US 75 corridor, and it is the town where we most often design two completely different systems in the same week. Security cameras in McKinney

Frisco, TX is a new-construction city, so the job here usually starts with what a builder already left behind: a structured panel in a closet, a few coax drops, and an eave box marked for a camera that was never wired. Our work is converting that into a real PoE system on Cat6 with a recorder you own, ideally before the landscaping goes in and while the house is still easy to get around. HOA architectural rules shape where hardware is allowed to show. Security cameras in Frisco

Plano, TX is the opposite problem. The houses were finished before anyone wired for cameras, so everything is retrofit: finding the dead cable-television coax that will pull a Cat6 behind it, working the alley side on the older east Plano streets, and siting cameras under a forty-year-old pecan canopy instead of above it. It is also where we most often find a dead system left by a previous owner and have to say honestly whether it is worth reviving. Security cameras in Plano

Prosper, TX is where the distances get serious. Half the town is master-planned and quick to wire; the other half is one to ten acre tracts with a gate at the end of a long drive, a barn or shop that needs its own switch, and cable runs well past what a single Cat6 will carry. It is also the place we install the most Starlink, because the town line moved faster than the trenches did. Security cameras in Prosper

We also cover Celina, TX and the rural stretches of Collin, Grayson, Fannin & Hunt Counties, TX. There is no page for those yet — call us and we will tell you straight whether your address is a drive we can do properly.