Our Services

Officers are posted to your site on shifts that match how you actually operate — day, night, weekends or around the clock. Before the first shift we agree written standing orders for the site: who may enter, what gets recorded, which areas are patrolled and how often, and who is called when something happens.

Every shift keeps an occurrence book. Entries are checked by a supervisor, and anything significant is reported to you rather than left in a register you never see. Guarding suits residential properties, business premises, warehouses, construction sites, farms and vacant buildings.

Officers are registered with PSIRA, as the law requires of anyone rendering a security service in South Africa. We will give you the registration number of every officer placed on your site.

When your alarm or panic button is triggered, the signal reaches our operations line and an armed officer is dispatched to the address. The officer checks the property, deals with what they find, and stays until the site is secure or the situation is handed to the SAPS.

Every activation is logged and followed by a written incident report, so you can see what happened, when the vehicle arrived and what was done — including the false alarms, which are worth knowing about because they usually point to a fault worth fixing.

We do not advertise a guaranteed arrival time. No response company can honestly promise one: distance, traffic, weather and how many activations are running at once all affect it. What we will tell you plainly is where our nearest vehicle is based relative to your address, so you can judge for yourself.

Close protection for business people, public figures, visiting delegations and private families. The work starts before the day itself: we look at the route, the venue and the schedule, and plan around them rather than improvising on the day.

On the day this covers secure transport, escorting on foot, managing arrivals and departures, and liaising with venue or event security so there is one plan rather than three.

Officers are chosen for judgement and presentation as much as for capability. In most settings the aim is that nobody notices there is protection present at all.

From church gatherings and funerals to weddings, sports days, launches and public events. We plan staffing against your expected attendance, the venue layout and the number of entrances, then give you one contact person for the duration.

The work typically covers entrance and accreditation checks, parking and vehicle flow, crowd movement inside the venue, stage and backstage control, and overnight guarding of equipment, marquees and infrastructure before and after the event.

Book early where you can. Event work is staffed from the same pool as our contract sites, and weekends fill up.

We survey the property first and quote for what the site actually needs — the right number of cameras in the right positions usually beats a larger number badly placed. Installation covers dome and bullet cameras, the recorder, proper cabling and weatherproof mounting.

Before we leave, the recorder is configured, recording is confirmed, retention is set to a period you have agreed, and remote viewing is set up and tested on your phone or PC. You get the login details, a simple written handover and a walkthrough of how to find and export footage — which is the part most people need at the worst possible moment.

We also extend, repair and take over existing systems, including ones installed by someone else.

Alarm systems are designed around the building rather than sold as a fixed package: perimeter beams, indoor motion detection, door and window contacts, panic buttons where people actually are, sirens, and battery backup so the system stays up through load shedding and outages.

Systems can be linked to our armed response, so an activation reaches an officer rather than only ringing a phone that may be on silent. We hand over with the zones labelled in plain language, so a panel that reports "Zone 4" tells you "kitchen window".

We also service, repair and reprogramme existing panels, including older systems whose original installer is long gone.