What industries does Price Protection serve?

Thirteen industries, one set of services

Price Protection sells three things, armed guards, unarmed guards and fire watch, and applies them to every industry it serves. What changes from one industry to the next is the post: where the officer stands, what the officer checks, what the report records and what the client asks. The industry pages exist to describe those differences, down to the property type: not “healthcare” but the emergency department, the dialysis center and the dental office; not “retail” but the jeweler, the grocery store and the gas station.

The industries

Multifamily and apartment communities, where the company began and where most of the client wall sits. HOAs and residential communities, from guardhouses to amenity centers. Construction sites of every kind. Retail, from shopping centers to pawn shops. Commercial and office property, including garages, banks and self-storage. Healthcare, from hospitals to veterinary clinics. Churches and faith communities, including mosques and synagogues. Schools and education, from daycares to universities. Hospitality, venues and events. Logistics and industrial, from warehouses to refineries. Vacant and distressed property. Government and public facilities. Workplaces and special situations, from terminations to disasters.

What the client wall shows

Apartment communities and the management companies that run them, and two Houston congregations. The clients page lists them by type and area. Beyond the wall, the company staffs posts in every industry above across Greater Houston.

Finding your page

The industries hub lists the thirteen industries; each opens a hub with the property types inside it, and each property type has a page describing the risks, the post, a typical shift, the report and the questions managers in that niche ask. If your property fits none of them, request a proposal and describe it; the post orders are written for the property, not the category.