Open to customers by day. Closed tight by night.
Open-air centers, loading docks, and wide parking lots — plus the repeat trespass a rotating guard never connects across nights. We do.
From $900/mo · 30-day free trial · Same-day reply
What you’re up against
Retail centers are exposed on every side: open-air walkways, loading docks, and large lots. The hardest problem is the repeat trespasser a guard on a stool never connects across nights.
What we put on your property
- AI camera monitoring of docks, lots, and walkways
- Pattern flagging across nights via video analytics
- Recorded warnings, then your team, then police
- A full video record of repeat visits for the owner and police
- 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
What about the same person coming back night after night?
Every visit is on video for 90 days and logged with a timestamp, so repeat visits are flagged across nights, and the record is ready for you and the police.
Can you cover the loading docks and the parking lot?
Yes. Cameras watch docks, lots, and walkways through your monitoring window. For wide lots, drive-by vehicle patrol from $1,500/mo adds a four-camera roof rig that records every pass.
What does retail center security cost?
Camera monitoring starts at $900/mo for one leased camera with an 8-hour daily window, and added cameras start at $250/mo. You get a firm price in writing after a free site walk, with no per-call fees.
An example night
Retail center · loading dock
Repeat trespass, documented until it stops
The same person keeps returning to a loading dock after hours. Each visit is flagged, warned off through the camera, and documented, until there is a full record, with video, that the owner and police can act on.
- Person at the loading dock, after hours
- Recorded warning; the person leaves
- The person returns: pattern flagged
- Each return documented with video
- Owner and police get the full record
- Follow-up alerts stay on the record
Every return is on video, so the owner and police can act on the pattern.
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