Action K9 patrol vehicle outside commercial premises

Scheduled visible checks

Mobile patrols

A moving presence for sites that do not need a permanent post.

Mobile security patrols for business parks, commercial premises, industrial sites and vacant properties across London and surrounding areas.

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Operational approachCheck · deter · escalate

Established2011

CoverageLondon & South East

Assignment reportingAgreed for your brief

The Action K9 approach

Protection built around your requirements.

Planned patrol visits for premises that need visible checks, perimeter observation and an irregular security presence without a full-time officer on site.

Choose mobile patrols for lower-frequency checks across one or more sites, or combine them with guarding and electronic security.

  • The patrol checklist is agreed before service starts

  • Routes and frequency reflect the premises and risk

  • Issues outside the patrol remit are escalated rather than assumed

  • Patrols can sit within a wider layered security plan

What we can provide

Our operational scope.

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Scheduled visits

Visits scheduled around the agreed risk pattern

Access-point checks

Checks of nominated access points and vulnerable areas

Visible presence

Visible patrol presence at the premises

Agreed escalation

Escalation using the client’s agreed contact instructions

The right fit

Where this service works.

Business parks and multi-site portfolios

Vacant commercial property

Out-of-hours perimeter checks

A visible supplement to alarms or CCTV

How we work

From first brief to live cover.

A security service is only useful when the handover is clear. These stages turn the initial concern into an assignment the deployed team can act on.

  1. Map

    List the sites, access instructions, risk points and desired patrol windows.

  2. Schedule

    Set a visit pattern and practical checklist for each location.

  3. Patrol

    Complete the agreed external or internal checks where authorised.

  4. Escalate

    Report exceptions and follow the agreed response contacts.

Your service proposal

Clear scope. Agreed expectations.

The website starts the conversation. The written proposal should turn it into defined duties, deliverables and commercial assumptions before work begins.

What the proposal should define
  • A site-specific patrol checklist and authorised access instructions
  • Agreed visit windows, frequency and areas to be checked
  • A record of completed visits and identified exceptions
  • Named escalation contacts and actions for alarms, damage or insecurity
What shapes the quotation
  • Number and geographic spread of sites
  • Visit frequency, timing windows and check duration
  • Internal access, keys and alarm procedures
  • Reporting, response and lock-up or open-up requirements

No licence, qualification, response time, monitoring arrangement or service inclusion should be assumed from general website wording. Confirm the evidence and final scope in writing for the assignment.

Before you enquire

Frequently asked questions.

Are patrol times always the same?

The visit pattern is agreed around the requirement. Where appropriate, varied timing can make the security presence less predictable.

Can mobile patrols cover several premises?

Yes. Provide the addresses, access arrangements and required checks so the team can assess a workable route.

Can patrols respond to an alarm?

Only where a specific response arrangement has been agreed. A patrol service should not be assumed to include keyholding or alarm response unless confirmed in writing.

Will we receive proof that a visit took place?

The reporting method should be agreed in the proposal. Ask it to specify what visit record is produced, what it contains and when exceptions are reported.

Can patrols lock or unlock a building?

Only where opening or closing duties, keys, alarm codes, authorisations and failed-access procedures are specifically included in the assignment.

What affects the patrol quotation?

The route, number of premises, visit frequency, access time, reporting, response duties and geographic clustering determine the practical scope.

Tell us what needs protecting

Request mobile patrols.

Share your location, timing and priorities to start your service enquiry.

Next: confirm your requirements and contact details.

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NASDU approved trainer

Stefan Leca, Director of Action K9 Security Ltd, is a NASDU-approved General Purpose Level 2 Instructor/Trainer.

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