SECURITY WITH STRENGTH
As a premier onsite security provider in Southern California, GateKeepers deploys highly-trained guards who execute targeted and efficient property patrols, react to incidents with appropriate force, and are backed by cutting-edge technology for comprehensive prevention and protection.
A.L.E.R.T.
GateKeepers Guards are empowered to respond to incidents with authority using our established 5-part security protocol: Assess, Locate, Engage, Remove, and Track.
ACTIVE PATROLS
GateKeepers Security Guards offer superior protection compared to stationary counterparts, as their strategic property patrols enable dynamic surveillance and swift response to potential threats across the entire property.
ENHANCED SECURITY
GateKeepers provides a full range of standard, enhanced, and custom security solutions meticulously tailored to meet the specific needs of any property. Our services include uniformed guards patrolling in branded vehicles, ensuring a visible and effective security presence to deter threats and safeguard your assets.
INCIDENT TRACKING
Our robust database catalogs and tracks incidents across every GateKeepers-secured property to seamlessly flag incident patterns and repeat offenders, ensuring precise information dissemination to law enforcement authorities for quick and effective action.
Now Patrolling in Southern California
GateKeepers Security Services, Inc. meticulously trains and mobilizes a vigilant team of guards, equipped to tackle the distinctive challenges inherent in safeguarding commercial, government, and public properties throughout Southern California. Our premier services are proudly available in Riverside County, including key cities such as San Jacinto, Perris, and Jurupa Valley, Southern Orange County, and North San Diego County. Whether it’s safeguarding your commercial business, government facility, or public property, trust GateKeepers to deliver top-notch security solutions tailored to your needs, ensuring peace of mind and comprehensive protection for all your assets.
