A patrol at the same minute every night is a timetable, not a deterrent.
OnGuard randomises visit order and windows inside the contracted band. The site still gets the agreed number of visits. The pattern is not posted on the street.
Run-sheets still show time on and time off, so you can audit us. Random does not mean missing. It means not predictable from the car park opposite.
Ask any provider to show a week of actual times. If every visit is 02:04, you are paying for a habit.
Takeaways
- Agreed visit count, unagreed clock time
- Auditable run-sheets
- Harder to watch than a fixed loop
Need the post stood? Call 0432 893 343 or use the brief below. Master Licence 000110094.
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