Protect Your Most Vulnerable Loved Ones
Store-bought cameras are easy to spot and easy to switch off. Our investigators survey your home, recommend placement that covers the rooms that matter, and install discreet cameras set up to comply with Indiana and federal law.
Families usually call us when a child comes home upset or with unexplained injuries, when an elderly parent's medications or money seem to be going missing, or simply when a new caregiver starts and they want peace of mind.
Discreet Installation
Cameras placed in everyday household locations so they capture normal routines without changing them.
Remote Viewing
Secure access to the camera feed so you can check in from your phone and review recordings later.
Legal Compliance
We set up placement and recording settings to stay inside state and federal privacy and recording laws.
How an Installation Works
Step 1
Free consultation
We discuss your concern, who is in the home and when, and whether the caregiver lives in, so we can plan placement that is useful and lawful.
Step 2
Home survey
An investigator visits your Indiana home, looks at lighting, Wi-Fi coverage, and sight lines, and recommends specific locations for common living areas.
Step 3
Installation and setup
We install and configure the system, set it to video-only recording unless there is a lawful reason for audio, and show you how to view and save footage.
Step 4
Review support
If something concerning appears, we help you preserve the footage properly and talk through next steps, including when to call police or Adult Protective Services.
What You Receive
An installed and tested camera system, a written placement summary that notes each camera's location and settings, instructions for viewing and exporting footage, and guidance on preserving any recording you may need to give to police, a court, or an agency.
What's Legal in Indiana
In general, you may record video in the common areas of your own home. Cameras must stay out of bathrooms and a live-in caregiver's private bedroom, where recording can be a crime under Indiana's voyeurism law. Recording audio of conversations you are not part of can violate the federal Wiretap Act and Indiana's interception statute (IC 35-33.5), which is why we default to video only.
Placing a camera on someone else's property without consent is also restricted (IC 35-46-8.5-1). Private investigator firms in Indiana are licensed under Indiana Code IC 25-30 by the Private Investigator and Security Guard Licensing Board. Our license is PI22500020, and you can confirm it on the Indiana license search. Read our guide: Are nanny cameras legal in Indiana?
Who It's For
Parents with a nanny or babysitter, adult children caring for an elderly parent at home with hired help, and homeowners who want to know what happens while contractors or other caregivers are in the house.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it legal to use a hidden nanny camera in Indiana?
Generally, yes, for video in the common areas of your own home. Cameras should not be placed in bathrooms or a live-in caregiver's private room, and audio recording of conversations you are not part of creates legal risk.
Do I have to tell the nanny there is a camera?
Indiana law does not generally require notice for video in the common areas of your own home, but some families choose to disclose. We explain the trade-offs during the consultation.
Can the cameras record sound?
They can, but we set systems to video only by default because recording conversations you are not part of can violate wiretap laws.
Do you install cameras outside Indiana?
No. Installation is fieldwork, and our fieldwork happens in Indiana under license PI22500020.
Get Peace of Mind at Home
Tell us who is caring for your family and what is worrying you. Start with a free consultation. We'll give you a quote on that call once we understand what you need.
Cheshire Investigation Agency is licensed in Indiana (Private Investigator License #PI22500020), headquartered in Greenville, Indiana (Floyd County), and a member of INspi and NCISS. Call (812) 364-1466.