Commercial and Residential Security

This service will guarantee that your commerce or residence will be adequately secured by our expert Officers.

Florida Commercial and Residential Security refers to the protection of businesses, properties, and homes from threats such as theft, vandalism, trespassing, and emergencies. Both sectors require tailored approaches, but share common elements in utilizing trained security personnel, technology, and best practices to ensure safety.

Commercial Security in Florida

Scope

• Businesses: Office buildings, retail stores, warehouses, industrial facilities, hotels, parking lots, and more.

Key Services

• Access Control: Managing entry points, verifying credentials, and monitoring visitor logs.
• Patrols: Regular foot or vehicle patrols to deter and detect suspicious activity.
• Alarm and Surveillance Systems: Installation and monitoring of CCTV, intrusion alarms, and remote access systems.
• Loss Prevention: Preventing theft (especially in retail), monitoring point-of-sale areas, and investigating incidents.
• Emergency Response: Handling fire alarms, evacuations, medical emergencies, and coordinating with first responders.
• Policy Enforcement: Enforcing company rules and regulations, including workplace safety protocols.

Personnel

• Security officers must generally hold a Florida Class D license (unarmed), and a Class G license if armed.
• Officers may be stationed at lobbies, entrances, loading docks, or conduct mobile patrols.

Residential Security in Florida

Scope

• Properties: Gated communities, apartment complexes, condominiums, single-family homes, and residential neighborhoods.

Key Services

• Gated Access and Visitor Management: Screening guests, monitoring entry/exit, and maintaining resident privacy.
• Community Patrols: Visible patrols to deter crime, check for unauthorized activity, and support residents.
• Surveillance: CCTV monitoring, alarm response, and integration with smart home security systems.
• Emergency Response: Assisting during fire alarms, medical calls, or natural disasters.
• Resident Services: Providing escorts, lockout assistance, and reporting maintenance issues.

Personnel

• Residential security officers are usually unarmed (Class D), but armed officers (Class G) may be used in higher-risk areas or luxury communities.
• Officers often serve as a point of contact for residents and property managers.

Best Practices and Technology

• Security Assessments: Regular evaluation of risks and vulnerabilities.
• Training: Officers receive training in conflict resolution, emergency procedures, and customer service.
• Technology Integration: Use of access control systems, video analytics, and mobile patrol apps.
• Collaboration: Working with local law enforcement and emergency services.

Summary:
Florida commercial and residential security services are essential for protecting property, people, and assets. They include a mix of trained security officers (licensed as required), physical patrols, electronic surveillance, and proactive risk management, tailored to the unique needs of businesses and residential communities.

*Price is determined by a number of factors, including location, time, and other variables.