This option includes either physical security officers to monitor incoming and outgoing guests in the building or our mobile security solutions. Our patrol vehicles are equipped with wireless alarm sensors, GPS tracking, high-tech digital video, and alarm monitoring. Our technology not only monitors the surrounding area but also where our staff is at all times, just in case we need to be in communication with them or they need to quickly communicate with each other in instances where we have multiple hired staff on one site. If property managers need us to focus on evicted tenants or property damage, our monitoring systems are equipped to make sure that tenants also are respectful of the property manager’s buildings.

For larger buildings in heavy traffic areas, both property managers and tenants may need extra help with guiding guests to their destinations, including visitor parking and tenant parking areas. Having security officers in residential areas may also come in handy for delivery services, including UPS, FedEx and USPS deliveries. For packages that need to enter the building from guests who don’t have security clearance to visit tenants, our guards will be able to hold any packages for safe-keeping.

Our security officers are trained to handle best-to-worst case scenarios in residential areas, including high-rise office buildings and apartment complexes. Our security teams have on-going training in topics, such as liability, legal aspects, communication and handling difficult people. Interactive training sessions include “what-if” scenarios, quizzes, discussion, PowerPoint presentations and professional training videos. In addition to that, they are trained in self-defense techniques.

For property managers who don’t necessarily need a physical security officer on site, our video management system has two-way audio communications to secure locations. We can keep an eye on tenant buildings by request when tenants are on vacation or if there’s a request to watch certain floors. Our technology can also secure parking lots, entrance areas and lobbies. If something alarming happens, we will immediately dispatch a trained security guard or police officers.

Our live video verification system helps to reduce false alarms before authorities are sent to all locations. Project managers can always request more technology in larger areas. Our full-service monitoring includes tech support, maintenance and software upgrades, camera failure notification, alarm monitoring, video monitoring, archiving and data storage, and a multiple cameras in one view from our single interface system. Our interfacing system can immediately playback any video and create still shots for any material needed as evidence.

Every property may require different needs. For some, it’s a matter of better overnight security. For others, it’s rotating traffic within the building that may be leading to tenant complaints with each other or surrounding areas. Property managers can come to Act Right Security with a request for proposal (RFP) so we can help narrow down exactly what the focus should be. Our teams want to make our security system efficient for tenants, property managers, and our own security staff. Our goal is to quickly resolve any problems that may arise while working with residential properties.

We also take security complaints very seriously. When training our security officers, special attention is paid to proper behavior on the job site, punctuality, being respectful to the public (including contractors, site workers, guests, tenants). Act Right Security does not tolerate team members who sleep on posts, abandon posts or use electronic entertainment equipment while on duty. While our security officers are on duty, their focus is on making sure all tenants feel as safe as possible, and property managers are satisfied with knowing that Act Right Security is looking out for their buildings.