
Scheduled visits
Visits scheduled around the agreed risk pattern

Scheduled visible checks
Mobile security patrols for business parks, commercial premises, industrial sites and vacant properties across London and surrounding areas.
Operational approachCheck · deter · escalate
Established2011
CoverageLondon & South East
Assignment reportingAgreed for your brief
The Action K9 approach
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

Visits scheduled around the agreed risk pattern

Checks of nominated access points and vulnerable areas

Visible patrol presence at the premises

Escalation using the client’s agreed contact instructions
The right fit




How we work
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.
List the sites, access instructions, risk points and desired patrol windows.
Set a visit pattern and practical checklist for each location.
Complete the agreed external or internal checks where authorised.
Report exceptions and follow the agreed response contacts.
Your service proposal
The website starts the conversation. The written proposal should turn it into defined duties, deliverables and commercial assumptions before work begins.
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
The visit pattern is agreed around the requirement. Where appropriate, varied timing can make the security presence less predictable.
Yes. Provide the addresses, access arrangements and required checks so the team can assess a workable route.
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.
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.
Only where opening or closing duties, keys, alarm codes, authorisations and failed-access procedures are specifically included in the assignment.
The route, number of premises, visit frequency, access time, reporting, response duties and geographic clustering determine the practical scope.
Tell us what needs protecting
Share your location, timing and priorities to start your service enquiry.