What security services does Xtreme Protection provide in England?

Seventeen specialist services, delivered nationwide: manned guarding, door supervision, CCTV monitoring, mobile patrols, event security, construction site security, retail and corporate security, concierge officers, key holding with alarm response, close protection, warehouse and industrial guarding, K9 dog units, vacant property protection, and security for hotels, hospitals and schools. Every officer is SIA licensed and vetted to BS 7858.

Which parts of England do you cover?

More than 120 towns and cities across all nine English regions — from London and the South East to the North West and North East. Regional teams are coordinated around the clock by our national command centre.

Are your security officers SIA licensed?

Always. Every officer carries the correct Security Industry Authority licence for their role, has passed BS 7858 background screening, holds first-aid training and works to written, site-specific assignment instructions.

How quickly can security be deployed?

Urgent guarding requests are typically filled within 24 hours. Keyholding and patrol contracts can start straight away, and rapid-deployment CCTV towers are normally installed within a few days of the site survey.

Do you provide 24 hour security?

Yes — 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Static guards, mobile patrols, CCTV monitoring and alarm response all run around the clock, coordinated from our England command centre.

What industries do you specialise in?

Construction and housebuilding, retail and shopping centres, logistics and distribution, offices and business parks, hospitality and licensed venues, healthcare and NHS sites, and the education sector. Every package is designed from a fresh risk assessment, never a template.

The Intel Desk // Guides & Resources

Security intelligence, in plain English

Practical guides on guarding costs, SIA licensing, patrol strategy and sector security across England — written by the people who run the shifts, not by a marketing template.

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Night-Time Security: Why Most Business Crime Happens After Dark

Empty premises between 6pm and 6am carry the majority of commercial break-in risk. The night-time security layers that actually work for businesses.

Security intelligence, in plain English

Night-Time Security: Why Most Business Crime Happens After Dark

The SIA Approved Contractor Scheme: What ACS Actually Tells a Buyer

Concierge Security for Residential Blocks: More Than a Friendly Face

Close Protection in England: Who Actually Needs a Bodyguard?

CCTV Towers for Construction Sites: A Buyer's Guide

Vacant Property Insurance: The Security Conditions That Decide Your Claim

Mobile Security Patrols: Why Randomness Beats Routine

What Powers Do Retail Security Guards Actually Have?

How Many Security Staff Does Your Event Actually Need?

Alarm Response: What Actually Happens When Your Alarm Goes Off at 3am

Hospital Security: Protecting Staff Without Restricting Care

Student Accommodation Security: A Guide for PBSA Operators

Front-of-House Security: The Face of Your Building

School Security: Balancing Safety, Safeguarding and Welcome

Warehouse Security: Stopping the Theft You Never See

K9 Security: When a Dog Team Beats a Second Guard

CCTV Monitoring vs Security Guards: An Honest Comparison

Hotel Security: Protecting Guests Without Spoiling the Stay

How to Choose a Security Company in England: 9 Checks That Matter

What Door Supervisors Actually Do (and What They Cannot Do)

How Much Do Security Guards Cost in England? A 2026 Guide

What Is Manned Guarding? A Plain-English Guide for Businesses

SIA Licences Explained: What Every Client Should Check

Manned Guarding vs Mobile Patrols: Which Does Your Site Need?

Construction Site Security: Stopping Plant, Tool and Fuel Theft

Key Holding & Alarm Response: Ending the 3am Callout

Retail Loss Prevention: Practical Steps That Cut Shrinkage

Event Security in England: The Organiser's Planning Checklist

Vacant Property Security: Protecting Empty Buildings in England

BS 7858 Vetting Explained: Why Security Screening Matters

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