Take bids from multiple security companies and compare/ check before making your choice!

There are a lot of good security companies in New Mexico and there are a lot of bad companies and owners.  I have seen many very professional guardsworking in the industry and this blog is filled with guards that are not professional or sometimes legal.  


 Security consumers should verify not only the company's licensing with the STATE OF NEW MEXICO but the guard's licensing who works at your location.  All guards are required to have certain training and licensing by the state including FBI Background checks, fingerprinting and other checks.  Each guard will have an individual "guard card."
Insurance is important.  Make sure that bidding companies have appropriate limits of insurance in general liability, worker's compensation and vehicle insurance.  Many companies take short-cuts that endanger their clients.  Some common tricks are:  having insurance that is not intended for security companies, having out-of-date insurance and making their guards drive their personal vehicles on client's property.
This blog is a good source of information and the state of New Mexico Private Investigator's Board can verify licensing.  You can find links to the on-line verification system on this blog.Summitsecuritylogo4Summit Security&Investigation would like to bid on your next security project or on a longer-term contract.  We have strict employee screening that goes beyond state standards and we require that every job applicant submit to a drug test on-site at the interview.  We have experienced guards and we have an on-site guard training academy.  We have good insurance and limits of $3mm.  Our supervisors are very responsive and our client reporting is thorough.  Please contact our offices 24/7 at 505-255-6063 for an appointment.  You can also check out our web site by CLICKING THIS LINK.