How quickly can you deploy security to an active site?

We can typically mobilize within days, and expedite for urgent situations like a recent theft or a site going dark between phases. Deployment includes a site walk, a coverage plan matched to your schedule, and coordination with your superintendent so officers integrate with existing site protocols.

How do you handle multi-phase projects where risk changes over time?

Coverage scales with the build. Early phases with exposed materials and equipment may need overnight guards or patrols; later phases may shift to access control and monitoring. We adjust the plan as the site evolves rather than locking you into fixed, one-size coverage for the whole project.

Can you coordinate with our general contractor and subs on site protocols?

Yes. Officers work within your existing site rules — check-in procedures, badging, restricted zones, and safety requirements — and coordinate with your GC, supers, and subcontractors. The goal is security that reinforces your site management, not a separate layer that gets in the way.

Do your officers understand jobsite safety and OSHA requirements?

Yes. Our officers are trained to operate safely in active construction environments, follow site PPE and access rules, and document incidents properly. That reduces your liability exposure from unauthorized access, injuries, and after-hours activity.

What mix of guards, patrol, and monitoring is right for a construction site?

It depends on site size, location, phase, and value on site. Remote monitoring is cost-effective for perimeter and after-hours coverage; mobile patrol suits larger or lower-risk sites; on-site guards fit high-value or high-traffic phases. A free assessment maps the right mix to your specific site.