Construction site security in Orlando

Six coverage patterns, each built for a different part of a build. Most projects use two or three of them across the schedule, and the mix changes as the structure closes in.

Tower cranes standing over a construction site under a bright sky

Construction security we staff in Orlando

Six coverage patterns, each built for a different part of a build. Most projects use two or three of them across the schedule, and the mix changes as the structure closes in.

Bundles of reinforcing steel tied and stacked on a site

Why contractors staff a post instead of renting a camera

  • An officer can challenge the person standing there

    A camera produces a recording and a monitoring center produces an alarm call. An officer walking the laydown yard makes contact before the connex doors are open, asks who the person is, tells them to leave, and calls police to report a burglary in progress with a live witness on the line. That is a different police priority and a different outcome for your material. The same officer logs the delivery that arrives at 6:40am, finds the gate somebody left open, and tells your superintendent about both in the morning.

    Florida Class D officers complete 40 hours of FDACS-approved training (FDACS Division of Licensing)

  • Coverage patterned to the build schedule

    Risk on a job site moves with the work. Sitework and foundations expose heavy equipment and fuel, rough-in exposes copper and switchgear, dry-in closes the envelope and takes most of it away, and finishes bring appliances, fixtures and flooring back in on pallets. Coverage that ignores that curve either overspends for months or leaves the wrong phase thin. We plan the pattern against your schedule, and we say so when a shorter shift or a patrol route would cover you for less than a standing post.

    Construction theft runs 11,000 plus incidents a year nationally (National Equipment Register / NICB)

  • A supervisor on the post and a written record of the shift

    Guard turnover across the industry reached 77% in 2024 according to ASIS International, and the complaint every project manager makes comes straight out of that number: a different stranger every week who does not know your gate, your subs or your laydown plan. A supervisor is assigned to each of our posts and physically attends it, including overnight. What happens on site is documented and the documentation goes to you, so an insurance claim, an owner conversation or a dispute with a sub has something behind it.

    Industry guard turnover hit 77% in 2024 (ASIS International)

Questions that come up before a post is set

Get a coverage plan for your Orlando job site

Call and describe the site, the phase and the hours that worry you. The line is answered around the clock, and a supervisor can walk the site with your superintendent before anything is quoted.

Prefer to talk it through? Call us.

(407) 565-9253

Request coverage

Give us the site address, the stage of the build and the hours, and you get a post plan with the rate broken out.

Someone is on the dispatch desk around the clock, weekends included.