Overnight jobsite guards
Uniformed BSIS-carded officers posted from shutdown to first crew arrival on Sacramento sites — the hours copper, tools and fuel actually disappear.
Sacramento County · Licensed CA PPO #122730
Sacramento runs more simultaneous construction than anywhere else in the region — infill towers downtown, warehouse shells off Power Inn, and subdivisions pushing east past Bradshaw. Our office sits on Bradshaw Road, so a Sacramento jobsite is a short drive from where our officers stage.
What's being built in Sacramento
Downtown and Midtown mid-rise builds, R Street and the railyards, medical expansion around UC Davis Med Center, industrial shells along Power Inn and Florin-Perkins, and tract housing east of Bradshaw.
Every post is built around how your site actually runs — gate hours, trade schedules, lay-down yards and the equipment that can't be locked up at the end of the day.
Copper theft from unfinished electrical rooms and stripped feeder wire are the number one loss downtown, while fuel siphoning and catalytic converter cuts dominate the industrial corridors after 1 a.m.
A single copper pull or stolen tool trailer usually costs more than a month of overnight coverage — before the schedule slip.
Uniformed BSIS-carded officers posted from shutdown to first crew arrival on Sacramento sites — the hours copper, tools and fuel actually disappear.
Marked SUV patrols with randomized arrival times across Sacramento: gate and lock checks, trailer and conex verification, GPS-stamped stops.
Trade check-in, delivery verification, badge and sign-in logs, and turning away anyone without a reason to be inside the fence.
Hot-work fire watch, temporary alarm response, and after-hours callouts when your camera vendor pushes an alert.
Photo-backed daily activity reports from every Sacramento shift, written so they read straight into your project file.
Documentation of encampments, dumping and repeat trespassers so abatement and law enforcement have a usable paper trail.
Coverage inside Sacramento
Working just outside the city limits? We cover the surrounding Sacramento County area too — tell dispatch the cross streets and we'll confirm coverage on the call.
Sacramento is our home city — emergency posts are typically filled the same evening, including short-notice weekend coverage.
1-800-823-5337 · (279) 202-5454 local
3400 Bradshaw Rd Ste B-4, Sacramento, CA 95827
How it works in Sacramento
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Give dispatch the Sacramento address, fence line, hours and what's on site.
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We map gates, lay-down yards, equipment and blind spots, then set post orders.
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Short-notice Sacramento requests are dispatched the same day — nights, weekends and holidays included.
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Time-stamped reports and photos land in your inbox before the crew shows up.
FAQ
Sacramento is our home city — emergency posts are typically filled the same evening, including short-notice weekend coverage. Dispatch answers 24 hours a day at 1-800-823-5337.
Yes — we cover jobsites across Sacramento and the wider Sacramento County, including Downtown, Midtown, Natomas, Oak Park, Power Inn, North Sacramento, Pocket-Greenhaven.
Sacramento pricing depends on hours, site size, the number of gates and whether you need a posted overnight officer or scheduled mobile patrol stops. Quotes are free and returned within one hour during business hours.
Yes. Summit Force Security Group is a licensed California private patrol operator, PPO #122730, regulated by BSIS under the Department of Consumer Affairs, and every officer working a Sacramento site carries a valid BSIS guard card.
Yes. Single-night, weekend and holiday shutdown coverage in Sacramento is available with no long-term contract, which is how most Sacramento County builders start before extending to a full schedule.
Yes. Hot-work and impaired-system fire watch is available across Sacramento, with documented rounds and time-stamped logs that satisfy fire marshal and insurance requirements.
Copper theft from unfinished electrical rooms and stripped feeder wire are the number one loss downtown, while fuel siphoning and catalytic converter cuts dominate the industrial corridors after 1 a.m. Coverage is scheduled around those hours rather than a generic shift pattern.
Every Sacramento shift produces a time-stamped daily activity report with GPS-verified patrol stops and photos, emailed each morning. Incidents are reported immediately, not the next business day.
Yes. Builders running several Sacramento or Sacramento County projects can share one patrol route with consolidated reporting and a single invoice, which usually costs less than posting an officer at every address.
Free quote
Tell us the Sacramento address, the hours and what's sitting on the site. Dispatch answers 24 hours a day and quotes come back within one hour during business hours.
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