Secure for Summer.
School holidays mean increased site risk
With the school holidays on the horizon, youth activity around vacant and quiet sites is set to rise, a trend we see every year.
The summer spike in trespassing, vandalism, and antisocial behaviour can expose new vulnerabilities. Is your current security enough to handle it?
Potential Risks
Across the UK, the school holidays bring a predictable spike in:
Don’t wait for something to go wrong, stay one step ahead.
Potential Impact: Liability and Disruption
Increased activity on and around your site can result in:
Higher chances of property damage
Insurance risks and non-compliance
Serious incidents involving young people
Reputational Damage
By reinforcing your security, you not only protect your site, you help deter unsafe behaviour and reduce the risk of harm to others.
Solutions
Our response framework follows a proven structure to keep your property safe and compliant during high-risk periods:
Warning Signage
Clear messaging to deter trespassers
Waste Clearance
Remove debris, waste, and hazards to discourage activity
Mobile Patrols
Mobile patrols to deter and detect activity
RDTa
Rapidly deployed towers ideal for large or remote sites
POD S1
Flexible monitoring for interior and exterior risks
Smart Alarms
Linked to our monitoring centre with instant alert verification
Smoke Detection
Safeguard against accidental or malicious fire risk
24/7 Monitoring
All feeds watched by our Remote Video Response Centre
Secure doors and screens
Steel access control and protect glazing
Perimeter Fencing
Temporary or fixed perimeter control
Guarding
Alarm Response
Immediate reaction to triggered events
Police/Fire Escalation
Escalation when required via monitored triggers
Keyholder Notifications
Keep your team informed or deploy on your behalf
Speak with our team
We’re already working with clients across the UK to increase protection in line with the seasonal threat.
Let us help you get ahead before the holidays begin.
Request a call back today to speak with one of our team.