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Officers manage who enters the property and when, including badge checks, gate and door coverage, escorting contractors to authorized areas, and enforcing after-hours restrictions.
A staffed lobby post gives visitors a clear point of contact and gives you a record of who came through. Officers log arrivals, notify the employee being visited, issue passes where required, and stop anyone walking past unannounced.
Visible officer presence deters both external theft and internal shrinkage. Officers watch high-value areas, monitor exits during shift changes, and document incidents in a way that supports insurance claims and law enforcement follow-up.
For office buildings, the officer at the front desk is often the first person anyone meets. Ours handle that role with the professionalism the property deserves, managing inquiries while staying alert to who is moving through the space.
Businesses operating several locations, or properties that do not need a stationed officer, can be covered by patrol. Officers arrive on scheduled or randomized rounds, check the perimeter and access points, and report conditions after each visit.
Offices & business parks. Front desk presence, visitor screening, and after-hours access control for staff working late.
Warehouses & distribution facilities. Gate control for trucks and deliveries, dock monitoring, and loss prevention across large footprints.
Commercial real estate. Lobby coverage and visitor management that give tenants and their guests a professional first point of contact.
Retail centers. Shared officer coverage across multi-tenant properties, including common areas and shared parking.
Industrial sites. Perimeter and equipment protection at properties holding heavy machinery, materials, or inventory.
Every organization has security needs of its own, which is why your program should be designed specifically for your business and managed by experienced officers. A warehouse running three shifts has almost nothing in common with an office closing at six. Coverage that ignores that difference wastes money on hours you do not need while leaving the hours that matter thin.
We start with a walkthrough covering entry and exit points, hours of activity, previous incidents, existing camera and alarm systems, and what your staff already handles. From there we set post assignments, patrol frequency, reporting procedures, and escalation steps. The plan is reviewed as conditions change, including a new building, a shift in hours, or a pattern of incidents.
Both are available for commercial properties. Unarmed officers cover most office, retail, and general business assignments, where visible presence and consistent procedure do the work. Armed officers suit sites handling cash, holding high-value inventory, or operating in areas with an incident history. All armed officers hold the appropriate Texas commission, and the walkthrough will make the right choice clear.
Licensed, insured, & bonded. The company and its officers meet Texas requirements, and coverage is in place before anyone sets foot on your property.
Texas certified officers. Officers are trained and certified to state standards, with armed personnel holding the additional credentials the role requires.
Direct communication with leadership. You are not routed through a dispatch queue when something needs attention. Management stays reachable and decisions get made without delay.
Attention to detail. Post orders are documented, incidents are reported in writing, and officers are held to the same standards across every shift.
Both. Most commercial clients work with us on ongoing contracts, since consistency is where this coverage delivers value. We also handle short-term needs such as a labor dispute, a facility move, or a seasonal increase in activity.
Yes. Mobile patrol is built for that. Officers rotate between your properties on a set or randomized schedule, complete checks at each stop, and report back after every round. This is often the practical option for businesses with several smaller sites.
Unarmed officers hold a Texas non-commissioned registration and provide presence, access control, monitoring, and incident response without a firearm. Armed officers hold a state commission authorizing them to carry on duty and complete additional training and firearms qualification. The choice comes down to what is on the property and your risk profile.
Yes. Retail carries its own considerations around loss prevention, customer experience, and closing procedures. We cover single stores as well as multi-tenant shopping centers, and our retail security page explains how that works.
We will walk your property, look at how it operates, and build a coverage plan around what we find.
