Contact Commercial Security Services Orlando

Dispatch: 24 hours a day, every day, including public holidays.

Office at 3203 Lawton Rd: Monday to Friday during business hours, for quotes, account matters and property walks. Property walks can also be scheduled in the evening or overnight, and for a post that has an after dark problem that is usually the more useful time to meet.

The form is the route for written contact, and it is the faster start for a quote. The detail worth including: the property address, the property type, the hours you are thinking about, what has been happening on site, and whether a tenant, an insurer or a customer is driving the requirement.

A rate follows a property walk rather than an email, because a number quoted before anyone has seen the entrances, the lot and the sightlines is a guess. What the written detail does is let a supervisor arrive already knowing what the property is dealing with.

Nexus Security Firm, 3203 Lawton Rd, Orlando, FL 32803.

The office sits east of downtown off the Colonial corridor, which puts it within a short run of downtown, Winter Park, Baldwin Park and the east side industrial corridors. Visits to the office are by appointment, since supervisors spend most of the day at client properties.

Officers deploy across Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties: downtown Orlando, the International Drive and convention center corridor, Lake Nona and the Medical City area, Winter Park, Maitland, Altamonte Springs, Apopka, Sanford, Oviedo, Kissimmee, the UCF area, and the industrial corridors on the east side and along Orange Blossom Trail.

The FDACS Class B agency license is statewide, so a client with sites elsewhere in Florida can be covered under one agreement. Patrol pricing is the one service that moves with distance, because route density drives the per check cost, and an address away from an existing route gets a separate number.

The agency license is FDACS Class B number B 1900066, held by Nexus Security Firm and issued through the Division of Licensing at the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. That record is public, and a search on the number returns the class, the status and the dates.

Officers hold their own licenses, a Class D for unarmed work built on 40 hours of FDACS approved training, and a Class G for armed work with 4 hours of firearms requalification each year of the two year cycle (FDACS Division of Licensing). Ask for proof of general liability and workers compensation coverage as well; we will send a certificate for your file.