Winter brings more than just new seasonal events for security guards: It also means many weather-related changes for patrolling outside, as well as changes in how people behave around the holidays. Has it been a while since your security firm
Wireless security systems of all kinds have rapidly grown in popularity, especially in recent years as prices have fallen and common brands like ADT have adopted wireless lines of their own. And wireless systems do have some advantages: They are
Private investigators can juggle a lot out on the job. That includes managing notes, using the right surveillance equipment, mapping out an area, and much more. But PIs should also be mindful of their own safety and health when working.
In the past, we’ve discussed the situations and events where an armed security guard should draw a firearm, and how to reduce any potential liability risks that come with this decision. Today, we wanted to focus on the other side
In-home installations are one of the pillars of the alarm installation business, and a significant amount of revenue comes from partnering with popular home security brands or offering upgrades to existing system. But working inside someone else’s residence carries some
There’s a particularly powerful tool in a PI’s arsenal for winning new cases – the free consultation. If there’s one thing that potential clients have, it’s questions. New clients in particular will want to know a lot about you, your
Security firms work with a variety of contracts when offering their services. Certain clients may bring their own contracts to the table, or firms may offer a selection of contract templates for various popular security jobs. When creating or negotiating
When installing or upgrading a security system, it’s important to avoid liability issues that may arise in the future if the owner experiences a break-in, theft, fire, or other damaging incident. If an owner believes that the installer is at
We saw a new surge of private investigator demand during COVID-19 for jobs like investigating work-at-home employees, and surges after the lockdowns ended for industries like renting, where landlords want careful vetting of potential tenants. If you’ve been accepting new
Has your security firm been facing some recruitment challenges in the past couple of years? You certainly aren’t alone. A combination of changing trends, new demand in other industries, and even the “Great Resignation” effect seen at the end of
