Big perimeters. Nowhere to hide.
Long fence lines, open yards, and interiors too large for a fixed camera grid — covered from the air, on the ground, and inside, with thermal detection across the unlit dark.
From $900/mo · 30-day free trial · Same-day reply
What you’re up against
Logistics parks carry the longest, darkest perimeters in commercial real estate — fence lines, yards, dock doors, and interiors a fixed camera grid can't reach. Metal and equipment theft follow the shadows.
What we put on your property
- AI cameras on gates, docks, and yards
- Drone flights over yards and fence lines
- Thermal detection across unlit yards and fence lines
- Drive-by vehicle passes along the fence line
- Timestamped records for ownership review
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
How do you cover a fence line too long for cameras?
With drive-by vehicle patrol from $1,500/mo, a four-camera roof rig that records every pass, or drone surveillance from $6,000/mo for large yards. AI and our team watch live, and anything found goes to your team, then the police.
Is it legal to fly drones over our yard?
Yes. Flights are operated by FAA-certified pilots under FAA and Washington State operating rules, and the flight plan is reviewed against each contracted property before coverage is proposed.
What if the yard 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.
An example night
Logistics park · south perimeter
People at the fence line, turned back by drone
On a scheduled flight, the drone spots two people trying the south fence. Its spotlight and a recorded warning from the air turn them back before they get in. Nothing is lost or damaged, and the flight is on the record.
- Scheduled flight over the south fence
- Two people spotted trying the fence
- Spotlight and recorded warning issued
- Both leave without getting in
- Report sent to property management
Turned back from the air. No one got in.
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