Security Service

Construction Site Security

Protect the copper, the tools, and the schedule.

Construction theft rarely stops at the value of what was taken. Losing a day of framing to a stolen compressor, or a week to stripped copper and re-inspection, costs far more than the equipment itself. Sites are hit at night, on weekends, and during shutdowns, by people who watch the schedule as closely as you do.

We provide overnight, weekend, and full-shutdown coverage for residential, commercial, and public works projects across Los Angeles County, including gate control during active hours.

What is included

Officers in ANSI Class 2 high-visibility green safety vests and hard hats
Overnight, weekend, and holiday shutdown coverage
Gate control, delivery verification, and contractor sign-in
Copper, wire, tool, and heavy equipment protection
Trailer, container, and material lay-down yard checks
Photo-documented reports of any breach, damage, or trespass
Coordination with your superintendent and subcontractors

Who It Is For

Sites that need construction site security

Residential and multi-family developments
Commercial ground-up and tenant improvement projects
Public works and municipal contracts
Equipment yards and material lay-down areas
Projects in shutdown, delay, or between phases
Sites with prior theft or vandalism losses

In Practice

Coverage built around your build schedule

A construction site is not one security problem. It is a different problem in every phase. During framing you are protecting lumber and tools. During rough electrical you are protecting copper, which moves fast and sells easily. Near completion you are protecting finished fixtures and appliances that are trivial to carry out.

We set coverage to the phase you are actually in and adjust as the job moves. During active hours we can run gate control so every delivery and subcontractor is logged, which cuts down on the internal losses that most site theft actually turns out to be.

Our officers work construction sites in high-visibility green safety vests over the uniform, with hard hats, so they are visible to equipment operators and compliant with your site safety rules from the first shift. If your general contractor requires specific PPE beyond that, tell us and we will meet it.

For sites where a full standing post is not justified, randomized marked-vehicle patrol through the night is often the better value, and we will tell you when that is the case.

Coverage