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Job Site Protection

Guards Who Know How Job Sites Get Hit

Job sites get hit at night, on weekends, and over holiday shutdowns, and the targets repeat: copper wire, power tools, fuel, lumber, and machinery that rolls. Nationwide Security Service places construction site security guards who patrol when your crews go home and hold the gate when deliveries arrive.

Coverage flexes with the build. Early phases may need overnight patrols around material laydown. Mid-build adds gate control, delivery logging, and trespass enforcement as subs multiply. Close to turnover, finished interiors full of appliances and fixtures justify the tightest coverage of the project.

General contractors running multiple projects use one agreement with us across every site, in all 50 states. Same vetting, same reporting, one call when a superintendent needs coverage moved or added.

Site Coverage

How We Protect Active Job Sites

Four jobs cover most of what a site loses money to. Your post orders set the exact mix.

Nights, Weekends & Shutdowns

Officers cover the hours when sites actually get hit, including holiday shutdowns when nobody checks for days.

Gate & Delivery Control

One controlled entrance, logged deliveries, and verified subs keep strangers and shrinkage off the site.

Equipment & Materials

Patrol routes built around laydown yards, conex boxes, fuel tanks, and the machinery that disappears first.

Fire Watch on Site

Hot work standby and coverage before fire systems go live, logged for the marshal and your insurer.

Right-Sized Coverage

Standing Guard, Patrol, or Both

Not every site needs a guard parked on it all night. Compact sites with fencing often do well with mobile patrol passes that sweep several times overnight. Sprawling sites, high-theft phases, and projects with a loss history justify a standing post or full 24 hour coverage. Sites running fire watch requirements often combine the fire rounds and the security patrol into one officer.

Stolen equipment already? Our emergency service puts an officer on the breach tonight while we plan the rest of the project's coverage.

Who Builds With Us

From Ground Break to Turnover

General contractors are the core of this work, and the heaviest specialized demand comes from oil and natural gas construction sites, where remote locations and high-value equipment raise the stakes on every shift. Developers building multi-family projects and data center campuses bring us in early, because losses climb fastest in the finish phases, when appliances, fixtures, and copper fill the building. Whatever the project type, coverage scales up and down with the build instead of locking you into one headcount.

Straight Answers

Construction Security Questions

Standing guards bill by the hour and patrols bill by the pass, with rates varying by state and schedule. Compare the monthly number against one stolen excavator or a floor of copper, and the math usually settles itself. Quotes go out the same day.
Yes. Nights, weekends, and shutdown coverage is the standard arrangement for most job sites. Your crews work the day, our officers cover everything else.
On many sites, yes. The officer runs the timed fire watch rounds and the security patrol on the same shift, with separate logs for each. One post covers two requirements.
Yes. One agreement covers every project, in any state, with the same vetting and reporting at each site. When a new project breaks ground, you call us instead of sourcing a new guard company in a new city.
Yes. Satellite yards get hit precisely because nobody watches them. We cover them with their own patrol passes or fold them into the main site's route, whichever the layout supports.
Ready When You Are

Protect the Site Before the Next Hit

Tell us the site, the phase, and the schedule. A live person answers 24/7, and quotes go out the same day.