Access and arrival
Review how people and vehicles approach, enter and move through the property, noting access points, potential vulnerabilities and operating context.
Physical site review · Michigan
Property Security & Risk Assessments in Michigan
Review how your property’s entrances, perimeter and cameras support daily operations. Our on-site assessment helps you identify vulnerabilities, prioritize improvements and plan next steps, with written recommendations and a security strategy.
What the on-site review can cover
The review brings together your site layout, current security measures and operating priorities. We agree on review areas and any detailed testing with your authorized representative before the visit.
Perimeter and exterior
Review exterior boundaries, visibility, lighting context and existing physical controls.
Camera coverage priorities
Identify areas where video visibility may be useful and discuss placement priorities, sightlines and limitations.
Written strategy
Receive written protection recommendations and a security strategy.
A clear assessment process
- 01
Discuss the site
Share the address, property type, concerns and desired outcome.
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Confirm visit plan
Set a visit plan with the authorized property representative.
- 03
Review on site
Walk the agreed locations and discuss physical-security priorities with your representative.
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Receive recommendations
Review written findings and a security strategy reflecting the agreed assessment scope.
Assessment fees
Fees by property category
General properties: $500. Critical infrastructure and houses of worship: $250.
How to prepare
- Identify the property owner or authorized site contact and confirm access arrangements.
- Share the site address, operating hours and any areas that should be included or excluded.
- Gather current plans, access procedures or camera layout information if available. Our camera system assessment checklist can help organize review notes.
- List the questions and concerns you want addressed, including any requested detailed testing.
Assessment FAQs
What is the difference between an assessment and a camera rental?
An assessment is an on-site review of physical-security conditions with written recommendations. A camera rental provides temporary camera equipment subject to a separate project scope, availability and quote.
What does the assessment include?
A review can address access, perimeter conditions, camera coverage priorities and written recommendations/security strategy. Any detailed testing is discussed with your authorized representative before the visit.
How much does an assessment cost?
The fees are $500 for general properties and $250 for critical infrastructure and houses of worship.
Can I request an assessment outside Metro Detroit?
Michigan inquiries are welcome. Share the property address and preferred timing so location and scheduling availability can be confirmed.