Skip to content

Construction Site Security in Agadir

Construction site guarding in Agadir: day watch, 24/7 presence, guard rounds or video surveillance to protect materials and machinery. Monthly rate quoted per site.

Site Guarding in Agadir

Reply within 24 hours

Photos or a visit first, then a firm quote on WhatsApp.

  • daytime site
  • 24/7
  • with dog patrols
  • with CCTV

What we show as proof

  • developer references
  • patrol log
  • police coordination

How it works

  1. Safety scoping: site plan, sensitive zones, equipment to protect, workers' hours.
  2. Post set up: cabin or shelter, lighting, regulatory beacon, presence sign.
  3. Entry control against a named list, hourly patrol log.
  4. Police and neighbourhood coordination on incidents; weekly handover of incident logs.

What changes the quote

Surface, access (floor, lift, parking), initial condition, frequency, products and waste removal. A visit or photos let us price the real time; the written quote fixes the scope before work starts.

Checks and follow-up

A supervisor checks sensitive points (corners, joints, glazing, bathrooms) and sends a photo summary. If something is missed, it is redone on the next visit or flagged the same day. Access notes and instructions are kept for the next job.

WhatsApp quote

A site changes daily: access, subcontractors, materials, hours and hazardous areas. The quote states the number of agents, day or 24/7 cover, rounds and the log. Entries and exits are checked against the list approved by the client. Incidents are logged and reported. CCTV and dog patrols are options, not automatic guarantees against theft.

We cover all Agadir neighbourhoods

Related services

Frequently asked questions

How many guards does a building site need?

One or two daytime agents for small sites, plus one night guard when valuable equipment or materials are stored on site. A 24/7 presence on a mechanical site is quoted per month with two agents on rotation. The night agent keeps a written patrol log with hourly entries, coordinates with local police on incidents, and limits site access to named workers. References from developers and the agency's agrément should be part of the contract pack before mobilisation.