Each property type fails in its own way. The coverage changes; the reporting and accountability don’t. Scroll the rail →
Where it goes wrongNon-residents sleeping in stairwells, propped side doors, package theft, vandalized laundry rooms.
What usually fitsRandomized overnight patrols with interior checks of common areas, plus alarm response for after-hours calls.
Mobile patrolWhere it goes wrongTailgating at the lobby and garage doors, short-term rental traffic, unattended trades and deliveries.
What usually fitsConcierge security at the desk, with patrol rounds of garage levels and amenity floors written into the post orders.
Condo securityWhere it goes wrongLoitering after close, dumping behind units, cars parked overnight in customer stalls, graffiti on rear walls.
What usually fitsEvening and overnight patrol visits to the lot and service lane, with photo reports your tenants can be shown.
Where it goes wrongBreak-ins through roll-up doors, copper and equipment theft, tenants’ trailers and vehicles left in shared yards.
What usually fitsPerimeter patrols with door and fence checks, alarm response, and on-site guards when a tenant’s risk justifies it.
Where it goes wrongSquatting in empty buildings, fly-tipping, fence breaches, and insurers asking for proof the property is being checked.
What usually fitsScheduled vacancy checks of every entry point, logged with time-stamped photos, plus CCTV where the site warrants it.
Vacancy & house watchManaging security across a portfolio usually means juggling several vendors, each with its own reports, standards and billing. Our account model replaces that with one structure that grows with your book of properties.
One account lead who knows every property on your list. A new problem site is one email or call away, not a fresh procurement process.
A common core of rules for how guards handle trespass, alarms, keys and incidents, plus a site-specific page for each address: access points, contacts, known trouble spots.
Digital shift and incident reports with photos, in the same format for every site, sent to the people you choose: you, the site super, the owner or the board.
Add a newly acquired building, step a site up to a full-time guard during a turnover, or drop to patrols once a vacancy is leased. Emergency guard deployment takes about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on travel.
Security on managed property sits inside Ontario law: the Trespass to Property Act, the Residential Tenancies Act and municipal by-laws. Our guards work within those limits, on your written instructions.
Break-ins, squatting and insurers asking for evidence of regular checks. Toronto’s property standards rules expect owners of vacant buildings to prevent unauthorized entry.
Scheduled vacancy checks of every door, window and hatch, each logged with a time-stamped photo. Forced entry is reported straight away, and the report history becomes your evidence of diligence.
People sleeping in stairwells, using parking garages after hours, or returning to a site they’ve been told to leave.
Under Ontario’s Trespass to Property Act, an occupier can authorize someone to act for them. With your written authorization, our guards direct people to leave and give trespass notice on your behalf, calmly and respectfully, then document each contact so repeat cases are on record.
Tents on a vacant lot or behind a plaza, with real safety, fire and liability concerns on every side.
A measured approach agreed with you in advance: observe and document, report to you the same night, follow the outreach and police contacts your policy names, and never handle people’s belongings by force. Our role is to keep you informed and the situation safe.
Neighbour conflicts spilling into hallways, late-night complaints, and accusations you’ll need to respond to later.
Guards de-escalate in common areas and write down what they saw and heard, without taking sides. They do not enter rental units: entry is governed by the Residential Tenancies Act and stays with you. The incident report gives you a neutral record for next steps.
Non-residents in visitor stalls, abandoned vehicles, blocked fire routes and loading zones.
Patrols log plates and photograph violations on every visit. In Toronto, ticketing on private property for someone else requires a City-licensed private parking enforcement agency, so we don’t issue tickets; we hand you, or your licensed enforcement or towing provider, a clean record to act on.
A tripped alarm at an industrial unit or a tenant reporting a broken entry door, with nobody from your team on shift.
Alarm response is dispatched immediately, 24/7/365. The guard checks the property, secures what can be secured, and reports to your on-call contact, so you decide whether to wake anyone else up.
Yes, as long as the coverage matches each site. A condo might need a concierge guard while a vacant plaza needs two patrol visits a night; both sit under one account, one contact and one reporting format. We serve 10+ GTA cities daily, so spread-out portfolios are normal for us.
With your written authorization, yes. Ontario’s Trespass to Property Act lets an occupier authorize others to act for them, so our guards can direct people to leave and give notice prohibiting return. They do it by de-escalation and documentation, and involve police only when the situation calls for it.
No. In Toronto, tagging vehicles on private property for someone else requires a separate City licence as a private parking enforcement agency. Our patrols record plates and photograph violations, which gives you or your licensed enforcement provider the evidence to act.
Every guard and patrol files a digital shift or incident report with photos in the same format, whichever property it covers. You decide who receives which site’s reports, so an owner sees their building while your team sees everything.
For emergencies we can usually have a licensed guard on site in about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on travel. For a property you’re adding to the account, we start with a free site security assessment and written post orders so coverage is right from the first night.
Send us your property list and we’ll come back with a site-by-site coverage plan, starting with the addresses that cause the most calls. No obligation, and pricing depends on the mix of guards, patrols and response you actually need.
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