Service S-02 · Post

Armed Security Services

Licensed armed security officers providing an enhanced protective presence for elevated-risk environments, sensitive assets, high-value property, controlled facilities, and assignments requiring an armed security posture.

License class
Class D + Class G — armed
Typical window
Client-defined · fixed post, scheduled detail or continuous coverage
Minimum post
Sized to the engagement
Standard lead time
Advance scheduling preferred · short-notice deployment subject to availability
Deliverable
Shift/activity report, access documentation, incident report, post summary
TESS armed security officer on assignment
Dispatch read · preset to this service

I need at an office or retail property in starting .

Staff it
Yes
Lead time
72 hours
Post config
2 armed officers, 8-hr shift
Rate band
$38–45/ officer‑hour

What you receive

Paper, not promises

Every shift
Shift/activity report
Who came, who went, what changed. Written for the client, not for a file.
As required
Access documentation
Who was admitted and who was turned away, wherever the post controls a door.
Per incident
Incident report
Written account of the incident, formatted for your attorney and law enforcement.
As contracted
Post summary
Hours, incidents, and a plain recommendation on whether the coverage still fits the risk.

Questions we actually get

Before you call

How is this different from executive protection?

Executive protection is a protective detail that moves with the principal: advance work, transport, a team. Private security is an officer assigned to a place or a person on a standing basis. Many clients start here and step up when travel or a specific threat calls for it.

Marked or unmarked?

Your call. Unmarked vehicles and plainclothes officers are the default for residential assignments, where a uniform would announce the concern to the neighbors.

Can you cover a single evening?

Yes, subject to the roster, with 72 hours' notice. Same-day is a phone call.

Do you work with our alarm and camera company?

Yes. The post orders name your monitoring company and what the officer does when it calls, so the two do not work past each other.

Next step

Walk us the site.