Security officer guarding an energy infrastructure site in North Carolina

Services

Infrastructure & Construction SecurityJob Sites · Utilities · Critical Infrastructure

Your site. Your crews. Covered around the clock.

Energy & Pipeline

Decades on pipeline, energy, and construction projects have taught us what keeps a site on schedule: controlled gates, checked vehicles, steady patrols, and officers who know the work. We protect your crews and equipment and cut the theft, vandalism, and delays that eat into a project.

On energy, utility, and solar work, our officers understand right-of-way access, remote sites, and the safety rules your crews live by.

Construction

Job sites invite theft after hours and trouble during them. We build a security plan around your schedule, your equipment, and your crews.

We coordinate with your superintendent on gate hours, deliveries, and subcontractor check-in, and we patrol laydown yards and parked equipment after the crews go home.

Jan-Lee site officer checking in a truck at a construction gate

At a glance

  • Nationwide and global reach
  • Certified Small Veteran-Owned Business
  • Military and law enforcement backgrounds
  • Trusted since 1978
  • Answered 24/7 at 980-521-9197
  • All conversations confidential

What we handle

Site security services

Gate & access control

Officers check in crews, subcontractors, and deliveries so only authorized people and vehicles reach the site.

After-hours patrols

Rounds of laydown yards, parked equipment, and material storage after the crews go home, when most theft happens.

Energy & solar sites

Officers who understand right-of-way access, remote locations, and the safety rules on utility, solar, and pipeline work.

Storm & outage response

Protection for line trucks, supply convoys, and staging areas when storms take infrastructure down, plus help getting stranded crews out.

Asset recovery

Securing and moving equipment and materials when a site is damaged or shut down unexpectedly.

Theft investigations

When copper, tools, or equipment keep disappearing, our investigators find out how and who, and we close the gap.

Jan-Lee officers in high-visibility vests on a site post
On post at a work site

How we plan it

Every assignment starts with three questions.

What exactly are we doing, what could go wrong while we do it, and where are we doing it. The answers decide who we send, how many, and how they work.

  1. 01

    The job

    What's on the site this week: crews, deliveries, equipment, copper, panels. Coverage follows the build schedule, not a fixed template.

  2. 02

    The threat

    After-hours theft, trespass, vandalism, and confrontations at the gate. We look at what's been hit before and what thieves target on sites like yours.

  3. 03

    The ground

    Remote roads, laydown yards, right-of-way access, lighting, and cell coverage. Officers are posted and equipped for the actual site.

How it works

From the first call to the final report.

  1. 01

    Confidential call

    Call 980-521-9197 any hour. Tell us what's going on, and we'll ask the right questions and tell you straight whether we can help.

  2. 02

    Plan and scope

    We define the job, the threat, and the ground, then put the plan, the staffing, and the cost in writing before any work starts.

  3. 03

    Boots on the ground

    Briefed officers, investigators, or agents go to work, with one point of contact who answers the phone.

  4. 04

    Report and follow-up

    You get clear reporting in plain language, and we adjust as things change.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What security risks are most common on construction and energy sites?

After-hours theft of copper, tools, fuel, and equipment; trespass; vandalism; and confrontations at the gate. Remote sites add long response times and limited lighting and cell coverage.

How do you plan coverage around a changing project?

Coverage follows the build schedule. We set gate hours, delivery windows, and subcontractor check-in with your superintendent and adjust posts as the site changes.

Can you secure remote solar, substation, and pipeline sites?

Yes. We plan posts around remote access, long shifts, and right-of-way rules, and equip officers for the actual conditions on site.

What happens if equipment or materials are stolen?

We investigate the loss, work with law enforcement and your insurer on recovery, and change coverage so the same gap can't be used again.

Can you cover projects in multiple states?

Yes. We cover projects wherever you build, through our own teams or vetted licensed partners, with one point of contact for every site.

Can you respond after storms or outages?

Yes. Our Specialized Response Team protects crews, trucks, staging areas, and materials during restoration work.

What determines the cost of site security?

The number of gates and posts, hours of coverage, patrols, armed or unarmed officers, and how long the project runs. You get a written price after a short call.

Why Jan-Lee

Since 1978

Nearly five decades of investigations and protection.

Military & law enforcement backgrounds

Agents and officers selected for expertise and judgment under pressure.

24/7 availability

One number, answered any hour.

Ready to talk?

Call 980-521-9197, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All communications are confidential.

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