Licensed mobile security patrols
across North Wales
Mobile patrols are an essential part of any security package we put together. Made up of highly-trained and fully-licensed security professionals, they are responsible for several of the key services we provide. From locking and unlocking services, to key holding, alarm response, vacant property inspections, and more, they are an invaluable part of your security package.
We have local mobile patrols stationed throughout North Wales, each assigned to their own particular area. Between them, they cover Wrexham, Rhyl, Llandudno, Pwllheli, Prestatyn, Tywyn, Bangor, St. Asaph, Harlech, Caernarfon, Conwy, and beyond.
WHAT MARPOL SECURITY CAN DO FOR YOU
As North Wales’s leading provider of mobile security patrols, we have much to offer companies across the country. Here are some of the services we provide:
Premises checks
Each mobile patrol has the responsibility for a particular set of buildings in North Wales. They pass each of the properties in their charge several times during the day and night, keeping a close eye out for any suspicious activity. As part of their duties, they make random stops throughout the night to check that all your doors and windows remain secure and that there are no signs of attempted entry or vandalism.
Immediate response
Because we have security officers on the road at all times, we are able to deal with any kind of security concern in a matter of minutes. Our mobile patrols are the first point of contact for the police, fire department, alarm company, and our own CCTV monitoring unit. In the event of a security breach, they will immediately attend to your property and resolve the situation.
Marked patrol vehicles
All our mobile patrol vehicles are clearly marked as such, bearing the Marpol Security logo for all to see. Simply knowing that trained security operators are working in the area can be enough to dissuade the more opportunistic criminals.
Fully-licensed personnel
Each member of our mobile patrols is fully-licensed by the Security Industry Authority (SIA). This means they have met the exacting standards of our industry’s main governing body, having demonstrated the training and experience expected of them.