Construction Sites

Your site is most exposed after the crew leaves. The copper spools stacked by the electrical room, the job boxes, the fuel in the generator, a pallet of boxed appliances waiting to go in. It all sits behind temporary fence overnight, and somebody has usually noticed the gap by the back gate. If they get in, you lose material, you lose days, and you've got a trespasser on an active site.

We set cameras up for how a job site actually works. Early on there's often no power and no internet, so we use cable-free wireless cameras, solar-powered options and point-to-point wireless links. That gets coverage up before the building is. When the laydown yard moves or a new gate opens, we move the cameras with it. At the entrance, license plate recognition can log the trucks that come and go.

Recorded video tells you what happened. Monitoring gives you a chance to do something about it. Our own trained staff watch your cameras from our monitoring facility, 24/7 or just nights and weekends when the site's closed. They review alerts and run virtual guard tours. If your cameras have two-way audio, they'll tell the person on site they're being watched. Then they call your people in the order you set in the response plan. You get an incident report with the time, location and what happened, plus clips or snapshots when they're available.

We've worked with business customers for over a decade. We install in the Houston area and monitor sites across the USA. One project or several, they can sit under one plan, and we can often use cameras you already own. There's no price list. We quote each site after a free assessment.