Security Service Questions

Include the property address, the type of property, the service you are considering and the dates and hours you need covered. Describe the entrances, parking areas, buildings or equipment that matter most. If you have a planned event, include its location and expected attendance. These details help the team discuss the assignment with you. Use the form on this page or call 770-209-2881.

Start with the duties of the post and the risks you want addressed, rather than choosing only by an hourly rate. A staffed reception desk, an outdoor construction site and personal protection are different assignments. Describe who may enter, what the officer needs to observe and who should be contacted about an incident. Ask the team to explain the proposed officer type and duties in your quote.

Give the exact opening and closing times, any periods when staff remain on site and the areas that should be checked after visitors leave. Mention deliveries, cleaning crews, alarms and planned contractor access. For coverage across multiple shifts, ask how the proposed schedule handles the handoff. Confirm the agreed hours and responsibilities before treating a quote as continuous coverage.

A patrol request focuses on checks of a property, while a dedicated post concerns coverage at an agreed location during agreed hours. Tell the team which entrances, lots or buildings need attention and when. Ask whether the proposed patrol has scheduled visits, what each visit includes and how activity is reported. Do not assume a patrol quote provides an officer continuously on your property.

Share the venue address, event date, guest count, entry points and operating schedule. Explain whether the public can enter, whether tickets or guest lists are used and which spaces should remain restricted. Include setup and breakdown hours, not only the public event time. Ask which duties belong to venue staff and which would be assigned to security so the plan does not leave those responsibilities unclear.

Describe the site boundaries, gates, material storage, equipment and any occupied buildings. Include the work schedule, deliveries and the periods when the site is otherwise unattended. If different contractors use different entrances, explain that arrangement. Identify which areas are priorities and who can authorize access after hours. The property address and practical site details are more useful than a request based only on acreage.

Explain the area to be observed, the available placement space, lighting and access for delivery. Ask which equipment configuration is being quoted, how the unit is powered, who monitors footage and how recordings can be requested. Confirm the current camera, power and storage specifications in the proposal. A description or comparison of equipment on a website is not a substitute for the configuration agreed for your assignment.

Bring the property's operating hours, entry rules and a list of the locations that need attention. Describe recent concerns factually, including where and when they occurred, without putting residents' personal information into the online form. Explain who manages the property and who should receive routine updates or urgent calls. These questions help define the proposed post, reporting expectations and contact responsibilities before coverage begins.

Use the Georgia service page to find local coverage pages, then review the service that matches your property or assignment. The About page provides company information, and the Contact page provides the office address, telephone number and quote form. Private Eye Protection's listed office is at 3250 Peachtree Industrial Blvd, Suite 201, Duluth, GA 30096. Call 770-209-2881 to discuss a particular location.

Do not put gate codes, alarm codes, access credentials or sensitive security instructions into the initial request. The form is for contact details, the property address and a general description of the coverage you want to discuss. If the team needs a site map or access instructions, agree on how to share them during the conversation. You can also call 770-209-2881 instead of submitting the form.