Serving Washington since 2020

Seattle continues to see a significant volume of property crime, with theft, burglary, and stolen or damaged property offenses among the most frequently reported categories. Violent crime, including assault and robbery, also remains a concern in certain areas. With dense commercial activity, residential communities, construction sites, and high-traffic public spaces, professional security can provide an important visible deterrent and help address issues before they escalate.

Tacoma experiences a broad mix of property and person-related offenses, with theft, burglary, vehicle-related crime, and assault representing ongoing security concerns. Crime patterns can vary considerably between neighborhoods and property types, particularly around commercial, industrial, and residential areas. A consistent on-site security presence can help deter unauthorized activity, protect property, and provide a faster response to developing situations.

Our Washington license covers the whole state, and we staff beyond Puget Sound on a contract and project basis — south to Vancouver and east through the Yakima Valley. These are different markets with different problems: Vancouver's economy runs with Portland's, while the Yakima Valley is agriculture, packing and cold storage, where the security year moves with the harvest and the labour force triples in season. We scope those engagements before we commit to them, because a post two hundred miles from our office has to be staffed properly or not taken at all.

Kent continues to face a range of property and person-related crime, with theft, burglary, vehicle-related offenses, and assault among the recurring concerns. The city's mix of residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, industrial properties, and major transportation corridors creates different security needs depending on the location. Professional on-site security can provide a visible deterrent, monitor activity, and help protect people, property, and operations around the clock.

Federal Way continues to experience property and person-related crime, including theft, burglary, vehicle-related offenses, and assault, although overall reported crime has declined substantially in 2026. Preliminary city data shows total crime was down 21% during the first six months of 2026, including significant declines in residential and commercial burglary and motor-vehicle theft. Even with these improvements, localized security challenges remain, making proactive security an important consideration for businesses, residential communities, and commercial properties.

Spokane continues to experience a mix of property and person-related crime, with theft and larceny representing the largest category of reported offenses, followed by burglary, motor-vehicle theft, and assault. While overall reported crime has declined in recent years, businesses, commercial properties, residential communities, and other locations can still face localized challenges that require a proactive security presence. Professional on-site security can provide a visible deterrent, monitor activity, and help protect people, property, and daily operations.