Construction sites lose more to after-hours theft than to anything else on the schedule — copper, tools, fuel, and materials that walk between the last crew leaving and the first one arriving. We staff dedicated overnight and weekend posts that control site access, log every delivery and subcontractor through the gate, and produce written incident reports your GC and your insurer can actually use. Where a site needs vehicle coverage, that vehicle is assigned to your yard and stays on it.

Condominium work is two jobs at once: residents want a familiar face at the desk, and the board wants access control that actually holds. Our concierge officers manage the lobby and visitor log, handle guest and package access, keep eyes on amenity areas and garages, and document incidents in a form your board can review at its next meeting. Because the post is dedicated, residents see the same officers week after week and start telling them things — which is where most of the useful information in a building comes from.

In an upscale hotel the officer is part of the guest experience whether you intend it or not, which makes presentation and judgment matter as much as vigilance. Ours work the lobby, entrances, and back-of-house in uniform matched to your standard, manage intoxicated or non-registered guests without creating a scene, and coordinate with your front desk and night manager rather than around them. Unarmed is deliberate here — a firearm in a hotel lobby changes the room, and on most properties it adds liability rather than safety.