Commercial security by industry
Security built for how your industry operates
A dealership lot, a cannabis facility and a distribution centre have almost nothing in common except that a generic camera package fits none of them. These pages cover what each vertical actually needs across San Diego County. Commercial premises only.
- CSLB C-7 #976737
- BSIS ACO #7501
- CMMC certified
- SAM.gov registered
- Est. 2008
Who we work with
Industries we serve
Each page below is written for that vertical's operators, not for a general audience — what tends to go wrong, what compliance applies, and which systems address it.
Auto Dealership Security
Banking and Credit Union Security
Cannabis Dispensary Security
Construction Site Security
Education Campus Security
Government & Defense Security
Healthcare Facility Security
Hospitality Security
Manufacturing Plant Security
Multifamily & Apartment Security
Office & Property Management Security
Retail Security
Self-Storage Facility Security
Warehouse & Logistics Security
Why the vertical matters
The building decides the design
The equipment is not what changes between these pages. Cameras, access control, alarm monitoring and the cabling underneath are the same catalogue everywhere. What changes is where the losses actually happen, what the building physically does to a camera, and what somebody else — an insurer, a regulator, a licensing authority — requires you to be able to prove.
A dispensary is designed to a licence condition. A dealership is a large unlit lot full of high-value stock with no perimeter. A warehouse fights you with mounting heights, racking and backlit dock doors. Those are three different design problems that a package quote treats as one.
If you would rather start from the service than the vertical, the full list is on all commercial services. Either route ends in the same place: a survey of the actual site before anything is quoted.