Construction Site Security in Lexington and Central Kentucky

The losses happen between six at night and six in the morning.

A construction site is a yard full of copper, tools, fuel, wire and equipment, surrounded by a fence anybody can cut, standing empty for fourteen hours a day. The people who take from sites know the schedule better than the crew does.

What a camera gives you, and what it does not

Plenty of companies will sell you cameras. A camera tells you what happened after it already happened. It does not stop anybody, and the footage is usually too dark, too far away or too late to be worth anything to an insurer or to the police.

What stops somebody is knowing they have been seen and that somebody is coming. We have that documented.

How we cover a site

Agents patrol at the hours that matter, timed to the patterns a site actually has and randomly as well, so that no pattern of ours can be learned. Marked vehicle, lights, presence. We check the gates, the fence line, the trailers, the fuel and the stored material, and we document every pass.

We are on call for the site around the clock. If an alarm goes off at three in the morning, somebody answers and somebody goes.

Documentation

We believe in documentation. We document. Every patrol, every incident, every person contacted. That record is what a general contractor needs when a loss is argued over, and what an insurer wants to see before it prices a policy.