A house, a construction site and a filling station all need "security", but they need very different things. Here is how we approach each, and which services usually apply.
Homes & residential estates
Break-ins happen when nobody is home, and at night when people are.
Perimeter beams and door contacts catch the approach rather than the intrusion. Panic buttons go where people actually sleep and sit, not just at the front door. Cameras cover the gate and the yard, viewable from your phone. Activations reach an armed officer.
Most business losses are access problems, not forced entry.
An officer at reception controls who comes in and keeps a record of it. After hours the building is guarded or covered electronically, with cameras over entrances, stock and tills. Incidents are written up so you have something to act on.
Copper, cable, tools, fuel and plant — and a perimeter that changes weekly.
Night guarding is where this is won or lost. We staff for the site as it grows, control deliveries and material movement at the gate, and keep a written record of what left and with whom. Temporary camera positions move as the build moves.
Physical Guarding
CCTV Installation
Farms & smallholdings
Long perimeters, distance from help, livestock and equipment.
Realistic cover starts with the approaches: gate monitoring, cameras on the access road and on sheds, beams on the homestead, and panic buttons that work when the power is off. We size the system to the property rather than to a package.
Cash on the premises, public access, and shrinkage from the inside.
Camera coverage over tills, back doors and stock areas, with recording you can actually retrieve. A visible officer changes behaviour at the door. Panic buttons at the till, linked to response.
Crowds, unfamiliar venues, and valuable equipment left overnight.
Staffing planned against attendance and the number of entrances. Access and accreditation control, parking and vehicle flow, crowd movement inside, and overnight guarding of sound equipment, marquees and chairs before and after the day.
Event Guarding
VIP & Close Protection
Individuals & families
Predictable routines, public profile, or a specific threat.
Close protection planned around the route and the schedule, with secure transport and venue liaison. Discretion is the point: in most settings nobody should be able to tell that protection is present.
VIP & Close Protection
Schools & community facilities
Busy by day, empty and unwatched at night and over holidays.
Access control during the day so it is clear who is on the grounds. Alarms and cameras carry the load overnight and through holidays, when equipment and copper go missing. Panic buttons in offices.
These are the sites we see most often, not a limit. If you have something to protect,
describe it and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.