FAQS
London is where a lot of our work takes place, but it’s not the only place we operate. Depending on the service, we can support businesses and organisations across the UK. Just tell us where your site is, and we’ll let you know what’s possible.
Good question. A door supervisor in London is specifically trained and licensed to work at licensed venues such as bars, clubs and events, where managing entry and handling difficult situations may be part of the job. General security guards usually focus on site protection, access control, patrols and safeguarding property.
Often, yes. Last-minute staff sickness, unexpected events, or urgent site requirements happen more than people think. Our team will always try to arrange suitable cover as quickly as possible.
Absolutely. Our key holding and alarm response services are designed for businesses that don’t want employees attending alarm activations alone, especially during the night. It’s safer, simpler and usually a lot less stressful.
That’s exactly where 24/7 alarm response services come in. One of our trained alarm response officers attends the site, checks the situation and deals with any issues. You stay informed without having to leave your bed at 2 am.
Usually a mix of both. Every mobile security patrol plan is built around the site’s risks. Some visits happen at fixed times, while others are intentionally varied so potential intruders can’t predict when a patrol will arrive.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Smaller sites often benefit from mobile patrol security, while larger or higher-risk premises may require permanent guarding. We’ll recommend what genuinely fits the situation rather than selling more than you need.
They can. Many clients use our mobile security guards to handle opening and closing duties, making sure doors, gates, windows and access points are properly secured before leaving the site.
Pretty much everything from warehouses and office buildings to construction sites and residential developments. Our static security guard services in London are popular where a constant security presence is needed throughout the day or night.
Yes. Every officer deployed on security assignments holds the appropriate SIA licence and receives ongoing training. Frankly, that’s the minimum standard any professional security service provider UK should offer.
It does. A trained dog can detect unusual activity long before most people would notice it. That’s why K9 security UK services are often used on construction sites, industrial facilities and larger outdoor locations.
You’re getting both the dog and the handler. Our dog handlers work closely with trained K9 units, creating a highly visible security presence that’s difficult to ignore.
Definitely. Not every event is a music festival with thousands of attendees. We’ve supported private functions, corporate gatherings, community events and charity fundraisers alongside larger public events.
The honest answer? It depends. Venue size, attendee numbers, risk level and operating hours all affect event security cost. Once we understand the event, we can provide a clear quote without any guesswork.
Yes. Our event consultancy support can include crowd planning, risk assessments, access management and operational advice before the event even begins.
Think of it as keeping a building running smoothly. Our facility management services can include maintenance, security, cleaning, compliance support, waste management and other day-to-day operational requirements.
Every time. No two buildings operate the same way, so each facility management plan is built around the property’s size, usage and operational priorities.
Yes. Our property maintenance support covers routine upkeep, repairs, inspections and preventative works designed to stop small issues turning into expensive ones later.
That depends on the urgency. A dripping tap isn’t treated the same as a major electrical fault. Critical issues are prioritised immediately, while routine jobs are scheduled promptly.
A fire marshal helps support fire safety procedures, monitors potential risks, assists during evacuations and helps maintain compliance with site fire protocols. They’re often a key part of larger construction projects and public events.
There’s no single answer to how many fire marshals should there be in your workplace. It depends on factors such as building size, occupancy levels, shift patterns and the type of work being carried out.
The terms are often used interchangeably, although responsibilities can vary slightly between organisations. In practice, both focus on supporting fire safety procedures and emergency evacuations.
In some situations, yes. However, combining keyholding & alarm response usually provides the fastest and most effective service because our officers already have authorised access to the site.
That’s probably the most common question we get. Some sites need permanent guarding, others benefit from patrols, alarm response, or a combination of services. A quick conversation about your site usually points us in the right direction.
Mainly because life becomes easier. Instead of chasing multiple contractors, you have one point of contact coordinating everything. Less paperwork. Fewer phone calls. And a lot fewer headaches.