Guard Services
Guard services provide you with a dedicated officer to focus on the specific security needs of your site. Our goal is to get to know you and your site so we can better serve you and be reactive to changing needs. Using our proprietary SRT software, we deliver accountable protection, backed by real-time, verifiable reporting.
SRT allows us to verify our guard is on your site and active. We expect our guards to make SRT entries at least every 15 minutes to document what they see and hear while patrolling. If the officer at your site is guarding a garage or at a front desk, they can still make entries, but we’ll know not to expect to see them moving around as much. Our best-case scenario is for the guard at your site to be paying such close attention that we help prevent issues such as: unauthorized guests, vandalism, car prowls, noise complaints or lighting and maintenance issues.
Northwest Enforcement is proudly woman-owned and certified as a W/DBE in Oregon and Washington.
What News* Stories Say:
Per an Oregon Live Public Safety news story, 85% of local residents say they feel safer around security guards. (*ref)
Oregon Live
What Our Clients Say:
"When guards stick around, they build familiarity. They know the properties. They recognize tenants. That trust builds safety. And not just the feeling of safety, but real, tangible peace of mind." Director of Real Estate Management - Commercial Real Estate
"NEI's officers don't just clock in and out - they know the buildings, the tenants, and how to de-escalate situations before they become problems. They aren't just a security vendor- they're a partner who adapts, listens, and actually follows through." Director of Real Estate Management - Commercial Real Estate
Guard Services That are Proactive
Our guards complete walk-throughs at the start of service to establish post orders based on client needs and provide regular check-ins once service begins to confirm we are meeting client needs, updating post orders as changes occur.
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