Service area
Security Guards in The Heights
Security guards in Houston Heights: apartment communities including Timbergrove Station, retail and restaurants on 19th and Yale, breweries and venues.
From our Sugar Land headquarters
About 30 to 40 minutes from our Sugar Land headquarters by US 59 (I-69) and I-10, or by the West Loop to I-10 east.
- Headquarters
- 77 Sugar Creek Center Boulevard, Suite 600, Sugar Land, Texas 77478
- Dispatch
- (281) 326-9189 · 24/7
- License
- TX DPS #B09430601
On the client wall in The Heights
- Timbergrove Station
The property mix
What we protect in The Heights.
Apartment communities in Timbergrove and along the freeways
Mid-rise and garden communities have filled the edges of the Heights along I-10, the 610 Loop and Shepherd, including Timbergrove Station, on the client wall, with garages, pools and gates that need evening and overnight coverage.
Retail, restaurants and breweries
The 19th Street shops, the restaurants and bars on Yale, Heights Boulevard and White Oak, and the breweries and venues along the bayou draw crowds every evening and need lot and door presence.
Historic streets and townhomes
Bungalows, townhome developments and small associations on the historic grid have the porch-package and vehicle break-in problems of a dense, walkable neighborhood, and organize patrol through their associations.
Renovation and infill construction
Townhomes, small mixed-use buildings and renovations of older commercial buildings keep the neighborhood under construction, on tight lots with materials stored in reach of the sidewalk.
Serving the Heights from Sugar Land
The Heights sits just north of I-10 inside the Loop, reached from Price Protection’s Sugar Land headquarters by US 59 and I-10 in about half an hour outside the rush. Timbergrove Station, in Timbergrove, is on the client wall, and officers who work inside the loop cover Heights posts alongside Memorial and Downtown. A supervisor comes in for the walk-through and the monthly review, and knows which streets are one-way.
What the Heights asks for
Apartment communities along I-10, the North Loop and Shepherd ask for courtesy patrol with garage, pool and gate checks and a daily report. Restaurants, bars and breweries on Yale, White Oak and 19th ask for door and patio posts to closing and lot rounds, and the venues along the bayou ask for event coverage. Townhome associations ask for vehicle patrol through their streets after porch packages and cars go missing. Builders and renovators on infill lots ask for overnight coverage while materials sit in reach of the sidewalk, and for hot-work fire watch on renovations of older buildings.
Local factors that shape the post
The Heights is dense, walkable and awake late. Its streets are a grid with alleys, its parking is on the street and in small lots, and its bars and restaurants close at two. The problems are porch packages, vehicle break-ins and the crowd at closing, and the post that fits is a mobile one: an officer who moves between the door, the lot and the street. Historic district rules and narrow lots shape where a vehicle can stop and where an officer stands. White Oak Bayou floods, and the properties along it carry the storm plan in their post orders.
Starting coverage in the Heights
Give dispatch the address, the kind of property, the hours that matter and what you have been seeing, and name someone who can walk it with a supervisor. The post orders are written from that visit and the first report arrives the morning after the first shift. Neighboring areas have their own pages: Memorial to the west, Downtown to the southeast and Midtown and Montrose to the south.
Questions
Security in The Heights.
Which Heights community do you already protect?
Timbergrove Station, in Timbergrove on the west side of the Heights, is on the client wall. Other posts in the area are apartment communities, retail and restaurant lots, venues and construction sites.
Can you cover a restaurant or a brewery in the Heights?
Yes. Door and patio posts from the evening to closing, lot rounds and event coverage for the breweries and venues along the bayou are staffed with the operator, sized to the crowd and the hours.
Do you patrol residential streets for associations?
Yes. Vehicle patrol through an association's streets on varied schedules, with the officer out at the amenity area or the mail kiosk where there is one, is staffed with post orders written with the board.
How quickly can you reach the Heights?
The Heights is inside the home market, half an hour from Sugar Land by US 59 and I-10 outside the rush. Officers who work inside the loop cover Heights posts with Memorial and Downtown, and unarmed emergency coverage can typically start within hours.
Which agency covers the Heights?
Houston Police, with the Houston Fire Marshal's Office for fire watch questions. Post orders record the district and the property's own emergency contacts.
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Request a proposal in The Heights.
Two short steps. Dispatch reviews every request and calls you back about coverage. For urgent unarmed coverage we can typically staff most sites within hours.
24-hour dispatch
(281) 326-9189