Yes!

Security guards are often required to have a few different kinds of licenses, depending on the state in which they are hired and working. There are also insurance requirements for security guards, both armed and unarmed. When you hire a security guard team from Elevated Protective Services, you can rest assured, knowing that all our guards are fully licensed and insured to meet all regulations in the state they are working in. This also includes all state-required training that is part of becoming a security guard; all our guards have extensive, expert-level training.

Our security guards have extensive detailed duties to minimize the chances of crime. We guard against violence, theft, vandalism, arson, and any other illegal activity that would be a risk. Whether our guards are armed or unarmed, our security guards play a crucial role in the protection and safety of both businesses and the public.

Our security guards are vigilant and observant, often standing close to entrances or exits to monitor behavior and to watch for suspicious people or actives. Monitoring security surveillance and camera footage is also a common duty, as these are often vital to crime response and other operations.

When choosing a company to handle your security and protection, we are aware that there are several options at your disposal. However, at EPS we’re the best company that can handle all of your security or bodyguard needs. Our business is set apart from our competitors in many areas that are highly influential, particularly our personal mission statement and our customer satisfaction rate.

It’s understandable that many companies requiring security are looking for great prices that come with fantastic service. At EPS, we offer the lowest prices in the industry, all while offering the best security services. Our competitive pricing makes us the top choice for many companies.

No. We offer pay-as-you-go options, short term security guards and long term contracts if needed.

No Contract Security Guards 

There are a variety of different kinds of security guards; however, there is a significant distinction between “no contract” and “contract” security guards that can get a bit confusing. “No contract” security guards serve as a form of temporary protection, usually used for events that are only happening once or on occasions where a business is doing something unusual that warrants a little extra security. Typically, these are freelancing guards. They only sign up for one event (or one series of events); they are used to assist clients that do not require protection around the clock or are brought on in times of unexpected threats that need to be quelled.

“No contract” security guards are also referred to as temporary security guards, since they are not hired for long projects or for regular, warranted protection services. If you’re hosting an out-of-the-ordinary event or suddenly recognize a threat that is not normal, hiring a non-contract security service is a great option to ensure the safety of your business.