Mobile patrol services

Mobile security patrols are visits to your site by trained security officers in marked patrol vehicles. During each visit, the officer follows an agreed route to check doors, windows, gates and key areas, looking for signs of damage, intrusion or unusual activity. Patrols can be scheduled at set times or carried out randomly to make it harder for unwanted behaviour to predict when someone will be on site.

We start by visiting your site and agreeing a patrol plan with you. This covers how often we patrol, what areas we check and what we should do if we find something. Our mobile officers then include your site on their patrol routes, using handheld devices to log each visit and any findings. If we discover an issue, we follow your instructions – for example, securing a door, calling a contact or escalating to Gardaí where appropriate – and we report back to you.

Yes. Regular visits show that the property is being watched, which can deter trespassers and vandalism. Officers can spot signs of attempted break‑ins, damage or squatting early, so you can act before problems grow. Patrol logs also help demonstrate to insurers that you are actively managing security at the property.

The right frequency depends on your site, location and risk level. Some customers choose one or two patrols per night; others need more frequent visits or a mix of scheduled and random patrols. We will talk through your situation, look at past incidents and insurer expectations, and recommend a pattern that balances risk and budget. You can adjust the frequency over time as your needs change.

Mobile patrols do not replace static guarding where a constant on‑site presence is needed for operations or higher‑risk environments. They are ideal for quieter sites, shared business parks or vacant properties where full‑time guarding would be too costly. In many cases, a mix works well – static officers at key sites, supported by mobile patrols for nearby or lower‑risk locations.

Yes. Mobile patrols are often combined with keyholding and remote alarm monitoring. When an alarm is triggered and verified, we dispatch a mobile officer – usually someone already patrolling nearby – to attend your site. They use your keys to access the premises, carry out checks and take agreed actions.

Costs depend on how often we patrol, how many sites are included, the size and layout of each site, and whether patrols are combined with alarm response or other services. We will review your needs and provide a clear proposal with transparent pricing.

Yes. Many customers link cameras and remote monitoring with mobile patrols. Remote operators can spot suspicious activity or verify alarms on camera, then dispatch mobile officers to attend and investigate on the ground. This combination improves detection, reduces false call‑outs and focuses patrol effort where it is most needed.