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Who we protect

Different sites need different officers. These pages explain how we staff each kind of property and what a typical post looks like.

Sunday morning brings hundreds of people through a handful of doors in under an hour. GRDX places licensed officers at those doors, in the…

At 7:40 a.m. the car line backs onto the street, the front office is buzzing in late arrivals, and one adult is watching three doors. GRDX…

Packages vanish from lobbies, cars get rifled at 3 a.m., and the pool gate never quite latches. Boards and property managers call GRDX when…

Property managers rarely call about a single dramatic event. They call because tenants keep complaining about tailgaters at the badge…

Copper wire, tools left in a gang box, a skid steer with the key in it. Job sites empty out at 3:30 p.m. and stay that way until morning…

The two most dangerous minutes in a branch are often the first and the last: opening the front door in the morning, and walking to the car…

Shrink shows up on the inventory count weeks after the theft. GRDX officers work the sales floor and the door so fewer losses happen in the…

A patient told the wait is another hour. A family member who just heard bad news. A visitor turned away at the locked unit. Healthcare…

Hospitality runs on a promise that guests can sleep without worrying. GRDX officers protect that promise overnight, in the lobby, in the…

Public buildings have to stay open to everyone, including the person who arrives angry about a permit, a benefit or a bed. GRDX officers…

Sales managers know the call: a row of new trucks sitting on blocks at 7 a.m., all four wheels gone. GRDX puts officers and patrols on…

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