The problem
An unattended site is an open invitation
Copper wire, fuel, power tools, and heavy equipment walk off unsecured job sites every night, and general contractors carry the loss — in replacement cost, in schedule slip, and in insurance premiums. Fencing and cameras document theft; they don’t interrupt it.
On-site officers and scheduled patrols do. A visible guard at the gate or a marked patrol rolling the perimeter changes the math for anyone scoping the site.
Coverage patterns
How builders typically use the network
Coverage flexes with the build. Common configurations:
- Overnight static post at the site entrance or laydown yard
- Weekend and holiday patrols with documented rounds
- Fire watch when hot work or impaired systems require it
- Access control during deliveries of high-value materials
- Short-term intensive coverage after an incident or attempted theft
What you get
Built for job-site realities
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