Industries We Protect

Residential clients want to feel safe at home without living behind a wall of procedures. For freestanding houses that usually means alarms, beams, electric fencing and panic buttons linked to armed response, sometimes with a static officer at night. Estates and complexes need disciplined gatehouse control, visitor and contractor registers and patrols of common areas. See residential security and estate and complex security.

Offices balance welcome with control: reception officers, access management and after-hours protection of equipment and data rooms. Warehouses and factories face theft of stock, vehicles and metals, often involving insiders, so gate searches, vehicle checks, yard patrols and CCTV coverage matter. Read about commercial and office security and industrial and warehouse security.

Building sites change weekly, carry valuable materials and plant, and are often unlit and unfenced in the early stages. Officers, temporary lighting and camera coverage protect them through each phase; see construction site security. In shopping centres and stores, visible officers, loss-control measures and cooperation with store managers reduce shrinkage and keep shoppers comfortable, covered under shopping centre and retail security.

Schools need controlled drop-off and collection, visitor screening and calm, child-aware officers; see school and campus security. Hotels, restaurants and venues need discreet officers who protect guests and property without spoiling the experience, plus extra capacity for functions; see hospitality and venue security and event security.

We also protect medical rooms, places of worship, farms on the urban edge and mixed-use buildings. If your site does not fit neatly into a category, a security risk assessment is the best starting point.