Protection from the first pour to the final walkthrough.
Job sites lose copper, tools and fuel every night. We install leased cameras that move with the job, add a patrol vehicle with roof cameras where the fence line is long, and fly drones over big sites.
From $900/mo · 30-day free trial · Same-day reply
What you’re up against
Copper, wire, tools, fuel, and equipment make an active job site one of the highest-theft properties in the city — changing daily, with no permanent cameras, and open every night and weekend.
What we put on your property
- Leased cameras that move as the job changes
- An operator acting within 3 minutes of an alert
- A patrol vehicle with roof cameras along the fence line, or parked on site overnight
- Drone surveillance for large, open sites
- Infrared detection across an unlit, unfinished site
- Timestamped records for the GC and the owner
We cover western Washington, from Olympia to Marysville and Bremerton to Monroe.
What it costs
- Camera monitoringfrom $900/mo
- Drive-by vehicle patrolfrom $1,500/mo
- On-site vehicle patrolfrom $2,200/mo
- Drone surveillancefrom $6,000/mo
For comparison, one unarmed guard in Seattle, 8 hours a night: about $9,380/mo.
Firm price in writing after a free site walk. No per-call fees.
See full pricing →Common questions
What if the site has no power or internet?
Each camera needs power. Backup power is an optional add-on, and we set up Starlink where a site has no internet. The free site walk checks both before you commit.
Can the cameras move as the job changes?
Yes. The cameras are leased, so they move with the work, and the written site plan is updated as phases change.
Will my crews set off alerts?
No. At setup we record working hours, who's allowed on site after hours, and deliveries, so a crew member or a delivery is never treated like a break-in.
How fast can you start?
As soon as 5 business days after the site walk, depending on what it finds.
An example night
Construction site · materials staging area
Someone at the materials pile, stopped before a loss
An after-hours camera alert flags a person at the materials staging area. The operator confirms no crew is scheduled and plays a recorded warning. When the person stays, our team calls the site supervisor, then police, with live video from the first minute.
- Person at materials staging, after hours
- Operator confirms: no crew scheduled
- Recorded warning, siren, and spotlights
- Person stays: site supervisor called
- No answer: police called with live video
- Report and video delivered by morning
No loss recorded. The supervisor and police had live video from the first minute.
An example of how a typical night plays out, not a specific client's incident.
Get a free site assessment
We reply the same day, walk your property with you, and send a written plan with a firm price after the walk.
Business calls 8am–8pm every day · our monitoring team works around the clock