Construction site theft is an ongoing issue that hits the industry hard. In 2021 alone, more than 11,500 burglaries occurred on U.S. jobsites. The repercussions of theft and vandalism extend beyond the immediate financial burden, potentially leading to significant project delays, increased insurance premiums, and downtime for equipment operators. With each instance of equipment theft averaging around $30,000 in losses, a single breach could have devastating effects on contractors and their teams.

In the world of construction, time is money, and every minute lost can have a profound impact on a project’s bottom line. 

Fortunately, there is a solution: professional jobsite security monitoring. Cameras alone have value for deterring theft and gathering video evidence, but they can only do so much on a jobsite without the tools specifically developed for construction projects. And video evidence, while valuable for investigations, often arrives after the damage has been done. 

To learn more about keeping jobsites secure and elevating your construction practice, read on for the top benefits of investing in professional security monitoring:

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