Industries we protect
Logistics & Distribution Center Security in California
Distribution centers concentrate enormous value in transit, and the theft targeting them is organized rather than opportunistic. The critical control point is the gate: most cargo loss involves a vehicle that was allowed onto the property. Driver verification, seal checks, and paperwork matching at entry prevent more loss than any amount of patrol inside the fence.
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What's included
Gate control & driver verification
Documented check-in matching driver, vehicle, seal, and bill of lading.
Trailer seal verification
Seal checks at entry and exit with recorded numbers.
Yard patrol
GPS-verified rounds on randomized timing through trailer and container areas.
Dock supervision
Coverage of loading operations and shift changes.
Cross-dock coverage
Continuous presence for facilities with rapid throughput.
24/7 command center
Live escalation support at any hour.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most effective way to prevent cargo theft?
Controlling the gate. Most cargo loss involves a vehicle that was permitted onto the property — so documented driver verification, seal checks against paperwork, and recorded check-in prevent more loss than anything happening inside the fence. Yard patrol on randomized timing is the second layer.
Do you provide 24/7 coverage for distribution centers?
Yes. Most distribution facilities run continuous coverage, and our 24-hour command center provides live escalation support regardless of shift.
How much does distribution center security cost?
Gate posts start at $26.36 per hour. Facilities running 24/7 coverage get our lowest hourly rate — roughly $26.36 per hour at the California minimum. Multiple posts across one site are quoted together.
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