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Security guards, mobile patrols, alarm response and camera systems for commercial and residential sites across the Lower Mainland.
Potential Security is a security contractor based in North Delta that provides guarding and monitoring for properties around the Lower Mainland. Its service lines include on-site guard services, mobile patrol services run by roving vehicles, camera and surveillance technology, event security, alarm response, video monitoring, parking enforcement, loss prevention, managed cybersecurity, and traffic control for construction sites and road work. Its website states more than ten years of experience.
The about page describes licensed and trained guards placed at residential, commercial and industrial properties, and the company says it hires experienced staff for its guard work. Alongside people on the ground, it offers live video monitoring, where its team takes the live footage at a monitoring station and rings the security alarms so a response team can be sent. Its mobile patrol units travel in marked security vehicles or on foot depending on what a site needs, and the site says the company responds quickly when an alarm comes in. The website advertises availability around the clock.
Sector pages on the site cover banking and finance, construction sites, event and entertainment venues, commercial and residential buildings, corporate offices, hotels, retail, warehousing, shopping malls, education and campus settings, governments and municipalities, and industrial, mining and infrastructure work. The about page says more than 100 companies have hired the firm, and it displays client logos including Easy Park, HSBC, Nordstrom, Quay Pacific Property Management, Etro Construction and Dorset Realty Group.
The head office is at 11657 88 Ave in the North Delta area, and enquiries go through 604-799-3575 or [email protected]. The site also runs a careers page for security staff recruitment, useful for anyone looking for work rather than coverage, plus a photo gallery and profiles on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. A site walk-through or a written quote is easiest to arrange directly by phone or email. The service area named on the site takes in Vancouver, West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Squamish, Richmond, Burnaby, New Westminster, Delta, Surrey, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Maple Ridge, Langley, Abbotsford, Mission, Chilliwack and Hope. Maple Ridge, immediately next to Pitt Meadows, is on that list, so Pitt Meadows sits inside the area the company covers.
Based outside Pitt Meadows and serves it as part of a wider area, so this is a call-out service rather than somewhere to visit.
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