Control the chokepoint
A site with one open gate and one person watching it is materially safer than one with three openings and a patrol car. We help you close what should be closed before we staff anything.
On a job site, theft is not only a loss of materials. It is a missed milestone while a replacement is sourced, and a crew standing around paid to do nothing.

Protecting copper, equipment, and the schedule
Construction sites are difficult to protect because they are deliberately permeable: trades arrive and leave on a schedule, materials land daily, fencing moves as the work moves, and the most valuable items — generators, compressors, copper, fuel, small tools — are designed to be portable. The risk window is narrow and predictable: nights, weekends, and the gap between a delivery and its installation.
We staff the gate, patrol the perimeter, and log who arrived and left. On larger projects we run a controlled check-in so that a contractor badge corresponds to a real person on site, and we photograph material deliveries so a later dispute about what was on the property has an answer.
Three stages, documented at each one so you can see where the coverage stands.
A site with one open gate and one person watching it is materially safer than one with three openings and a patrol car. We help you close what should be closed before we staff anything.
Risk moves as a project does. Rough-in, mechanical fit-out and finishing each attract different theft, so the patrol plan changes with the phase. A plan set at mobilisation is stale by framing.
Access logs and delivery photos are retained for the duration of the project so a loss can be narrowed to a window and a list of people.
Yes, and those are the highest-risk windows on most projects. Weekend coverage normally runs on irregular patrol intervals with a documented opening and closing inspection each Monday.
Yes. We start with a perimeter and access survey, identify every opening that is currently uncontrolled, and give you a prioritized list of physical fixes alongside the staffing plan.
Send us the address, the hours of exposure and what you are protecting. You will get a written scope, not a brochure.