American Protection Security is a leading private security company, providing trustworthy construction security solutions to keep job sites secure from the threat of theft or vandalism. There's no better way to minimize your risk than by employing our highly trained security personnel to keep employees, visitors and assets safe and secure.
Security guard companies offer invaluable security for construction sites. A job site typically contains a wide range of expensive tools and equipment, including specialized equipment, construction trailers and more. It's just not practical to relocate these items at the end of every day-- and leaving them vulnerable overnight is an invitation for criminals.
The threat of vandalism and deliberate damage is just as real as that of theft. From graffiti, broken windows and even arson, an unmonitored construction site can be damaged in a variety of ways. Not only does this slow down the construction process, but it can result in significant monetary losses.
Our construction security site officers patrol the premises at any time of the day or night. Whether you need a regular drive-by patrol or a constant presence on your site, our security professionals are hyper-vigilant and keep people and property safe. We also provide access control security services/gate service to keep unauthorized individuals from accessing the site.
Need a flagger on site throughout the day to regulate traffic? We can do that, too. No matter what kind of security you need at your construction site, our professionals are ready to provide it. Our goal is the safety and security of your site and everyone and everything on it.
American Protection Security specializes in safeguarding construction sites, providing valuable protection for workers and visitors and also minimizing liabilities for the company.
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