Event, Retail and Short-Term Security

Four hours on a Tuesday is a job. Most companies will not take it.

Ask most security companies for two Agents for one afternoon and you will be asked to sign an annual contract first. That is their business model, not your problem.

We will take the four hours. We cover Kentucky, and we have driven from Elizabethtown to Morehead to do it.

What we get called for

A threat against a business or an employee. Somebody said they were coming back. You cannot run a shift with your people watching the door, and you should not have to.

Retail at peak trading. Black Friday and the whole holiday run, when the store is full, the staff are stretched and the losses are highest.

Special events. Anything that puts more people on a property than it normally holds.

Work being done on a property. Contractors, deliveries, a building opened up, equipment sitting out.

A property after an incident. Something happened, residents or staff are rattled, and a presence needs to be there now — not next month when a contract is signed.

Covering a gap. Your own officer quit, is sick, or did not show.

We cover the hours that matter, not the hours that bill

Exposure is rarely spread evenly across a day. It sits in a window — the two hours around closing, the hour either side of a shift change, the stretch after dark before the lot empties.

We would rather put the right number of Agents on the right hours than sell you a whole shift. And when the pattern shows itself, we change. Fewer Agents and a longer window, or the reverse, whichever the problem actually calls for.

We are problem solvers. If the standard answer does not fit your situation, tell us the situation.

Control the access and you control the problem

Most of what makes a place dangerous is that anybody can come and go without being seen or slowed down.

We took over a fuel stop whose lot filled with hundreds of people the moment the bars let out. We did not put more Agents in the middle of it and hope. We changed how people got in and out of that lot. A free-for-all that had run for years was orderly inside one night, and it stayed that way. Same result at the store across the road, which had the same problem for the same reason.

How we do that is ours. That it works is the part that matters to you.

An Agent who controls the access is in a far better position than one standing in the middle of a crowd. That is how the job gets done without it turning into something else — and it is how we look after our own people as well as yours.

Armed or unarmed

Both, depending on what the job needs and what you want. Our Agents come from military, law enforcement, corrections and security backgrounds, and they document what happens while they are there.

Short notice

Call the office. We answer 24 hours a day. If we can staff it, we will tell you on that call, and if we cannot we will tell you that too rather than leave you waiting.

We go where the work is

We have taken four Agents to Calvert City, out past Paducah, for a plant shutdown — two on days, two on nights, for a week. That is the far western corner of the state from here.

We have covered every location a chain had in Lexington that carried security, and one in Louisville on top of it.

If the job is real, the distance is not the problem.

How it works

Tell us what happened, where, and the hours you think you need. We will tell you what we would actually recommend, which is not always what you asked for.

One-off and short-term work is prepaid. Ongoing clients are billed as normal. That is the only condition.

Who we put on your property

Most security companies will not show you what they ask the people they send. We will.

Before an applicant ever speaks to us they answer every federal and Kentucky firearms disqualifier, one at a time, with the statute printed under each question. They tell us their certifications, whether those are current, and how often they actually train. They consent to a background check and to recurring checks for as long as they are engaged. They give us two emergency contacts, because our Agents work alone at night.

Read it yourself — it is the same page an applicant sees. Our applicant form.