Service S-05 · Patrol
Apartment complex patrol
Roving coverage for rental communities: marked patrol through the parking lots, breezeways and amenities, parking enforcement to your policy, and the after-hours response the on-call manager no longer has to make in person.
- License class
- Class D — unarmed. Class G optional.
- Typical window
- 18:00 – 06:00, roving
- Minimum post
- 1 officer, 12-hr shift
- Standard lead time
- 72 hours · same-day callout available
- Deliverable
- Shift report, parking log, incident report, property summary
I need at an apartment complex in starting .
What you receive
Paper, not promises
Who buys this
Three kinds of client
Often paired with
Related services
Coverage
Where we run this post
Questions we actually get
Before you call
Marked patrol or a standing officer?
Roving patrol covers more ground per dollar and is the right start for most garden-style communities. A standing post makes sense at the one building or entrance that generates most of the incidents. The log tells you which within a month.
Will you tow?
We enforce your parking policy and call your tow company under your contract. We do not tow on our own authority, and every tag and call is logged so a resident dispute has a record.
How do residents reach the officer?
Through your after-hours line or a patrol number you publish. The officer responds, documents, and escalates to you or to law enforcement by the rules in the post orders. Residents do not get the officer's personal phone.
Can this start this week?
Yes, with 72 hours' notice, for one or two officers. Same-day is confirmed by phone.