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Properties under development, for sale or to let need protecting while they change hands.
Empty buildings and open sites attract theft and trespass, and losses on a quiet site are often found only days later. Security usually means protecting sites and materials, controlling access for contractors and viewers, and keeping empty units safe.
Typical risks
- Theft of building materials and equipment
- Squatters and trespass in empty units
- Contractors and viewers coming and going unchecked
- Damage and vandalism between tenants
- Properties spread across different areas
How we protect it
- Officers at site gates who record contractors, deliveries and viewers
- Patrols of empty units and sites at night
- Alarms and a response for units between tenants
- Cameras on stores and entrances
- Regular reports to the owner or managing agent
Services often combined
- Manned guarding: site gates and stores
- Mobile patrol and response: empty units and scattered properties
- Alarms and panic buttons: units between tenants
- Business intelligence: due diligence on buyers and partners
Questions clients ask
Can you cover a site only until it is sold or let?
Yes. Cover is planned around the project, and changes as it moves from building to sale.
Can several properties share a patrol?
Yes. Patrols can visit several properties on one planned pattern.
Will we hear about the state of empty units?
Patrols record what they find, including damage and signs of entry, and report it to the owner or managing agent as agreed.
Investing in your Security
Book a free site risk assessment
We find the gaps in your current security and recommend a plan that fits your budget, at no cost.
- Phone
- 0727 85 85 85
- Office
- 4th Floor, IPS Building, Nairobi, Kenya
