Specialists in your environment
Nine sectors, one accountable partner. Our officers, cleaners and facilities teams are trained for the rhythm of your operation — and we measure success against the standards that matter in your industry.
So teaching staff can focus on teaching
Primary schools, sixth-form colleges and university campuses — we deliver security, grounds, cleaning and reactive maintenance under one budget-aware contract. Staff are vetted to enhanced DBS standards for educational suitability, and we provide emergency cover for plumbing, HVAC and electrical failures so a broken boiler doesn't close a school day.
Integrated services for schools →
Hospital-grade hygiene, healthcare-grade discretion
Clinics, surgeries, hospital wings and pharmaceutical sites need cleaning protocols that satisfy infection control, plus security that protects patient data, drugs and equipment around the clock. Our teams work to hospital-grade disinfection standards in patient rooms and theatres, and our officers train on confidentiality before they're cleared to attend.
Healthcare hygiene →
Production stops cost more than security does
Factories live and die by uptime. We deliver proactive maintenance, industrial cleaning and 24/7 surveillance designed to protect machinery, materials and intellectual property — without disrupting shift patterns. Our officers and engineers coordinate around your production calendar, so cover is in place before a line stops, not after.
Security for factories →
Site protection that pays for itself
Plant theft, contractor sign-in chaos and vandalism slow projects more than weather does. Our manned guarding, mobile patrols and deployable CCTV protect plant, materials and access points around the clock. Safety officers handle contractor inductions, fire-route checks and waste-area enforcement — so the site stays compliant and on schedule.
Construction security →
First impressions count — your front desk is one
Outsourced reception, concierge, cleaning and security for corporate HQs and multi-tenant buildings. Uniformed front-of-house officers manage visitors and access control; cleaning teams keep client-facing areas to a hospitality standard; and CCTV, alarm and concierge software run on shared infrastructure. One supplier, one bill, one account manager.
Front of house →
Less shrinkage, calmer stores, sharper presentation
Supermarkets, banks, shopping centres and high-street stores all face the same equation — keep loss down, keep visitors welcome. SIA-licensed officers (ACT and SCaN-trained) handle store cover and behaviour profiling; cleaning teams keep concourses and shopfronts presentable through trading hours; alarms and CCTV are professionally monitored from our control room.
Retail security →
People keep moving. Your facilities have to keep up
Stations, depots, terminals and ports — high-footfall environments where security failures are public and disruption is expensive. We deliver access control, threat-detection-trained officers and 24/7 ARC monitoring alongside the cleaning, signage and maintenance work that keeps the experience consistent for passengers and operators alike.
CCTV & access control →
Open or closed, your venue is always representing
Hotels, gyms, members' clubs, stadia and event venues need security and facilities cover that flexes with the calendar. We handle quiet-period maintenance and patrol, scale up for event days with SIA stewards and crowd-safe officers, then turn the venue around overnight. Sustainability and waste reduction are built into every contract.
Hospitality & events →
The supply chain depends on a tight perimeter
Distribution centres, fulfilment hubs and bonded warehouses run on hours and pallets, not days. We supply HGV gatehouse cover, ANPR-linked access control, perimeter CCTV and on-site industrial cleaning — scaled up for peak season, down for quiet weeks. The cost line moves with your throughput, not against it.
Perimeter security →
Doesn't quite fit a category?
If your environment is unusual, we'd rather hear about it. Most of our best contracts started with "we've got a tricky one".