01 / On-site
Security guard services
A uniformed officer on post at your Gilroy property, keeping the door, the lot and the visitor log in hand.
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Officers on post, patrol cars, live cameras and fire watch. Pick one, or put them together in a plan that matches how your property runs.
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Services
01 / On-site
A uniformed officer on post at your Gilroy property, keeping the door, the lot and the visitor log in hand.
View details02 / Armed
Armed officers for Gilroy sites holding cash, valuable stock or equipment that keeps drawing attention.
View details03 / Unarmed
Approachable officers for Gilroy offices, shops, apartments, hotels and campuses.
View details04 / Patrol
Marked patrol cars checking your Gilroy property at unpredictable times all night.
View details05 / Fire watch
An officer on continuous rounds while your fire alarm or sprinklers are out of service.
View details06 / Video
Your current cameras watched live during the hours your Gilroy property sits empty.
View details07 / Construction
Gate check-in by day and guards, patrol or cameras by night for Gilroy jobsites.
View details08 / Events
Check-in, crowd flow and closing for Gilroy company events, private parties and community gatherings.
View details09 / Alarms
An officer heads to your Gilroy property when the alarm trips, so your manager can stay in bed.
View details10 / Short notice
Short-notice, overnight and 24-hour officers for Gilroy properties, for as long as you need them.
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Executive and personal protection in Gilroy: a background-checked officer, or a small team, who stays with one person on foot through the day: the plant tour, the meeting, the dinner and the walk back to the car.
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School crossing guards in Gilroy who own the crosswalk at morning drop-off and afternoon pickup, plus the busy evenings when families walk to a game or a concert.
View detailsWhy Gilroy Security
Steady coverage through the night, and reports you can read before the first coffee.
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Every officer is background checked, and we’re insured and bonded.
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Posted officers, patrol, camera monitoring and fire watch combined to fit your property.
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Timed logs and daily shift reports, with photos whenever something happens.
Picture your property at three moments: mid-morning on a busy day, an hour after closing and 3 a.m. on a Sunday. Who is there at each moment, and what could go wrong? If mid-morning brings a stream of visitors, a posted officer earns their keep. If the worry is 3 a.m. and the place is empty, randomized patrol stops or watched cameras usually cover it for less. Our guide to planning security coverage hours maps those risk windows to business-hours, after-hours or 24-hour coverage.
Special situations have their own answers. A fire system offline means fire watch. A jobsite means gate check-in by day and coverage at night. A party or banquet means officers for one evening.
Take a retail store whose owner also keeps a small warehouse across town. An unarmed officer covers the store through its busiest weekend hours and closing time. A patrol route checks both properties overnight. The warehouse cameras are watched on weekends. That is one plan and one set of morning reports, with each service covering hours the others leave open.
Gilroy businesses have seasons, and security should follow them. Terms run month to month, so you can add hours for a holiday rush or a busy stretch at a processing plant, then pull back when things calm down.
A few useful answers
Its size, the hours it stands empty and its history usually point the way. Our patrol or posted guard guide walks through the main choice, and a free walkthrough settles it.
Yes. An officer on post can be paired with patrol visits or live camera monitoring under one plan.
Yes. Timed logs are part of every service, and you will find the shift and incident reports in your email.
The hours covered, the number of posts and patrol stops, and any cameras watched. Each line is priced in the written quote after your free walkthrough.
Yes. Start with what worries you most, read a few weeks of reports and add a layer where the reports point.
You get a single morning email that pulls together whatever ran overnight, from patrol stops to camera events.