Construction Site Security Companies

Construction security changes as a project moves from an open lot to a finished building. Choose a company that can adjust gates, patrols, and cameras at each phase.

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Companies with construction site pages

  • Allied Universal

    Page title: “Construction Site Security Services”

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  • JC Protection

    Page title: “Construction Security - JC Protection LLC | NYC Security Guard Company”

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  • City Security Services

    Page title: “Construction Site Security Guards in Houston, TX | City Security Services”

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  • HPD Security

    Page title: “Construction Site Security Seattle | Job Site Protection | HPD Security”

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  • Harmon Security

    Page title: “Construction Site Security Companies | Harmon Security”

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  • SecureOne

    Page title: “On-Site Construction Security Guards | SecureOne Inc”

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  • Metro Guard

    Page title: “Construction Site Security Services in Fairfield & New Haven, Connecticut | Metr”

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  • J&G Security

    Page title: “Texas Construction Site Security Guard Services | J&G Security”

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  • PM Security

    Page title: “Construction Site Security Atlanta”

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Page titles show where each firm markets this service. Confirm your jobsite's address and state license.

Coverage by project phase

  1. Site prepFencing, first deliveries, and heavy equipment arrive.
  2. StructureMaterials stack up, with many subcontractors coming and going.
  3. Fit-outCopper, tools, and appliances are most exposed.
  4. HandoverAccess shifts from the contractor to the owner.
What to plan for each control. General guidance, so adapt it to your project.
ControlSite prepStructureFit-outHandover
Gate controlOne gate, log deliveriesBadge or sign-in for subsTighten; log keysTransfer gate codes
After-hours patrolRandom visitsRegular roundsMore frequent roundsUntil the owner takes over
Equipment protectionPark, lock, and inventoryAdd tool storageSecure materials nightlyRemove and reconcile
Temporary camerasPerimeter coverageLaydown areasEntrances and storageRemove or hand over footage
Handover proceduresName the owner of recordsUpdate site contactsList keys and codesSign off and hand over logs

Questions for the general contractor

  • Whose insurance responds to theft on site?
  • Which subcontractors need after-hours access?
  • Who pays for security in the contract?

Questions for the site superintendent

  • When are materials most exposed this month?
  • Who can call the guard company directly?
  • What goes in the daily log, and who reads it?

Local guard companies

Many projects start with a city search. See Austin, Las Vegas, and San Bernardino.