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On-Site Security Guards
A guard in plain view at your entrance handles visitors and deliveries, walks the areas you pick and writes up incidents with photos.
See on-site guard coverageAn on-site guard keeps watch over your entrances, shared spaces, parking and restricted areas for the hours you choose, and patrol and incident reports with photos show you what happened while you were away.
Mobile patrol checks your gates, lots and back doors on a schedule you set. Event guards run guest entry and keep staff-only areas private, and fire watch guards walk timed rounds and keep the log while a sprinkler or alarm system is down.
Find your city on the service areas page, from San Francisco and the Peninsula to Monterey Bay, or start with our security planning guides and guide to guard rates.

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A guard in plain view at your entrance handles visitors and deliveries, walks the areas you pick and writes up incidents with photos.
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Mobile patrol checks parking areas, entrances, gates, and perimeter routes on a scheduled basis, with a photo report after each visit.
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Event guards support guest and vendor entry, restricted areas, venue communications, and closing activity.
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When a sprinkler or alarm system is down, a fire watch guard walks timed rounds, keeps the log and calls your team if anything looks off.
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Security consulting provides practical guard and patrol options suited to your property’s access points, service hours, and security concerns.
See how consulting worksFrom gated communities and office lobbies to distribution yards, retail centers and event venues, every property gets a guard plan built around the doors, gates and drive lanes where people and vehicles come in.

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Gatehouse posts and evening patrols watch visitors, deliveries, guest parking and the pool and clubhouse after dark.
HOA and gated community security
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Guards and patrols support lobby and employee access, vendor activity, restricted areas, parking, and closing periods.
Lobby and entrance guards
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Gate posts at shift change, rounds of equipment yards and docks, and handoff notes that pass open items to the next guard.
Shift handoffs and reports
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On-site guards support vehicle entrances, docks, and yards. Mobile patrol provides scheduled checks of parking and the other areas you name.
Yard and dock patrols
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A guard at the door keeps shoppers moving, watches merchandise and stockrooms, and stays while staff lock up at closing.
Storefront guard posts
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Event guards assist with guest entry, credentials, and vendor access. They support queues and restricted areas, along with venue communications and closing procedures.
See event securityGuards support access, observe visitor and delivery activity, and patrol the areas your property assigns. Incident notes keep your managers informed.
A Vantage guard is there to discourage trouble, follow your rules and show you what happened on each shift.
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Your guard works from your post orders, property lines and call list, so each shift handles problems your way.
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A guard in plain view at your entrance discourages trespassing, theft and vandalism.
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Patrol and incident reports include photos, so you can see what the guard found without driving out to the site.
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Posts and patrol visits are scheduled for the hours that matter, from morning deliveries to closing time.
Request a quoteSome properties need someone at the front entrance for the whole shift. Others need regular attention on gates, parking and back lots without a full-time post. Vantage Security Guards offers both, and the two combine well: an on-site guard where visitors and deliveries arrive, and a mobile patrol checking the exterior routes in between.
If you are not sure which mix suits your building, security consulting looks at your access points, service hours and the areas that concern you most. You can also compare every option on the security guard services page before you request a quote.
Most properties have a few moments in the day that set the security plan. An office lobby fills up when employees arrive, a distribution yard gets crowded during delivery windows, and a retail center needs eyes on the doors at closing. Matching guard hours to those moments puts attention where activity actually happens instead of spreading it evenly across a quiet afternoon.
When you request a quote, list those peak periods along with the entrances, gates and parking areas involved. That detail shapes whether a fixed post, a scheduled mobile patrol or a mix of the two fits the site, and it tells us who should receive incident notes when each shift ends.
A few useful answers
Vantage offers on-site security guards, mobile patrol, event security, fire watch, executive protection and security consulting, with plans for business parks, data centers, HOAs, mobile home parks, rehab facilities and self-storage.
On-site guards maintain a presence at an assigned property during selected hours and patrol the areas you set. Mobile patrol makes scheduled property checks along routes chosen by your property.
Timed rounds by a guard while fire protection is out of service, a log of every pass, and calls to the people on your list when something needs attention.
Yes. A guard can hold the post where people and deliveries arrive while a mobile patrol checks gates, parking and perimeter routes on a schedule.
Yes. Every officer passes a background check and holds a BSIS guard card. Vantage is insured and bonded, carries workers’ compensation and gives each client a certificate of insurance.
Share the property address, the entrances and gates that need attention, your preferred service hours and the people who should receive incident notes. Event organizers add the event date plus setup and load-out times.
City pages cover the Bay Area, Monterey Bay and the South Bay, from San Francisco and the Peninsula down to Salinas, Watsonville and Gilroy. The service areas page links each one.