From homes to businesses — protected around the clock.
Trust a team of professionals for reliable protection and genuine peace of mind. Dedicated K9 patrol, manned guarding and specialist dog handling, every hour, every day.
Reliable. Responsive. Ready.
From a single vacant unit to a full commercial premises, we deploy the right cover — officers, dog units, or both — matched to the risk in front of you.
Our core service. A licensed handler and trained dog on your site for the whole shift — overnight, or round the clock on relieving shifts with a documented handover. Continuous presence, irregular patrols, welfare check-ins and a written report every shift.
SIA-licensed security officers for static guarding, access control and a visible deterrent at offices, retail and industrial sites.
Protect empty commercial and residential property from squatters, vandalism, theft and unauthorised access — ideal for letting agents and landlords.
Perimeter security, access control and plant protection to stop theft and trespass on live and dormant construction sites.
Long perimeters, trailer yards and remote unmanned sites where response time is the whole problem and a short patrol visit can't realistically cover the ground.
Professional door supervision and crowd management for events, venues and private functions across the region.
Round-the-clock cover for your home and business — you're protected every hour of every day.
Every K9 team is fully trained and licensed, handled by experienced professionals you can rely on.
SIA licensed and fully insured to £5m, with written risk assessments and method statements in place before any deployment — and over five years' frontline experience behind them.
Short-notice cover, one-off jobs or ongoing contracts — we shape the service around what your site actually needs.
Security dogs have their own legislation, their own British Standard and their own licensing regime. Where a supplier falls short of those, the exposure doesn't stay with the supplier — it lands on the site owner too.
Section 1 requires a handler capable of controlling the dog to be present at the premises, and a warning notice displayed at every entrance. A dog left on site, or a patrol that arrives and leaves, does not meet it — and breach is a criminal offence.
Our handler stays on site with the dog for the entire shift. We're compliant by design, not by exception, and we check your signage before every single shift.
There's no legal definition of a trained dog, which is why the word gets used so freely. There is a British Standard — BS 8517-1, the code of practice for general purpose security dogs — with NASDU certification behind it.
Every handler and every dog we deploy is certified to it and reassessed periodically. Certificates on request. Ask any supplier for theirs.
Presence is worth nothing you can't prove. Every shift is booked on and off, with timed welfare check-ins logged throughout, a daily occurrence book kept contemporaneously on site, and a written report with you by morning.
If your insurer, your landlord or a court ever asks whether that site was genuinely covered on a given night, the answer exists in writing.
Every handler is licensed and trained before deployment, and every claim below can be evidenced — certificates, policies and procedures supplied as a pack on request.
Company and all deployed handlers, verified against the SIA public register and re-checked on a recorded schedule.
Handlers and dogs trained, assessed and reassessed against the general purpose security dog standard.
Fully insured, with policy documentation supplied on request for your records or your insurer's.
A handler stays on site with the dog for the whole shift. The dog is never left unattended — compliant by design, not by exception.
Site-specific risk assessments and method statements completed before first deployment, reviewed on any change.
Companies House no. 17149803, invoicing on standard commercial terms — not a cash-in-hand operation.
Our director spent two years as a certificated enforcement agent — commercial rent forfeiture, secure access, squatter and traveller evictions, High Court work. Squatting in commercial premises isn't a criminal offence in England and Wales, so removal is a civil process that's slow and expensive to get wrong. Our handlers work strictly to observe-and-report on patrol, but we understand what your reports need to contain, what evidence is worth preserving, and how a site should be secured once possession is back. If a site does become occupied, you're not starting from scratch.
Watford · Hemel Hempstead · St Albans · Stevenage
Luton · Dunstable · Bedford · Leighton Buzzard · Houghton Regis
Milton Keynes · Aylesbury · High Wycombe · Bletchley
Contract cover anywhere in the UK, by arrangement
Based in the home counties, we're on the ground fast across Herts, Beds and Bucks — day or night. For contracts further afield, we deploy nationally by arrangement. Tell us where the site is and we'll tell you straight whether we can cover it properly.
Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire — surveyed and covered quickly, day or night.
Contract cover anywhere in the UK, subject to site survey and handler availability.
Cover can be in place within days of a unit going vacant or a site becoming exposed.
If we can't cover a site properly, we'll say so at enquiry stage rather than take the work and manage the gap.
Getting protected is straightforward. Three steps from first call to boots on the ground.
Email us with the site location, how long it's likely to be empty and what's on it. We respond fast — including out of hours.
We review the risks at your property and recommend the right mix of officers, K9 units or patrols — no obligation.
Agree the plan and we put trained, licensed personnel on site — often at short notice when you need us most.
Tell us about your site and we'll come back quickly with a free, no-obligation assessment.
