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British Columbia. Our office is in Surrey and we work across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley every day: Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Coquitlam, Langley, Delta, New Westminster, White Rock, Maple Ridge, and the rest — and we deploy to sites elsewhere in the province. If you're not sure you're in range, ask us.

Yes. Every guard holds a valid BC security worker licence, and Guard Nation is licensed as a security business under BC's Security Services Act (Lic. #B5950). We're fully insured. If you ever want to confirm a licence, we're happy to show you.

Yes. Our canine teams are trained for explosives detection and narcotics detection, and they work handler-led for events, venues, schools, and higher-risk sites. These are detection dogs. They screen and search areas and belongings; they're not there to chase or confront anyone.

All of it, and that's the point of how we're built. We provide the guards and K9, and we design, install, and monitor the camera, alarm, and access-control systems. Most companies do one side or the other and leave you to coordinate the rest. We don't.

Construction, corporate and commercial, retail, warehousing and logistics, residential and strata, supportive and social housing, and events. We also do fire watch. Supportive and social housing is a real focus for us, because our guards are trained in de-escalation and that's exactly what those sites need.

Often, yes. A lot of sites already have equipment that nobody's watching or that's dropping offline. We can assess what you've got, service or monitor it where it makes sense, and only replace what actually needs replacing.

Yes, in two forms. Our own team watches cameras live, and alarm signals are handled by our monitoring partner's ULC-listed station. The difference with us is what happens next: an alert can end with a Guard Nation guard or K9 team actually going to the site, not just a phone call.

Axis, Hanwha (Wisenet), Ajax, Verkada and Turing cameras, Ubiquiti UniFi for networking, Ajax and DSC intrusion alarms, and ICT, Brivo, Kantech, and CDVI for access control. We name our brands because we stand behind them, and we'll tell you honestly which one fits your site instead of selling you whatever's on the shelf.

ULC-listed is the recognized Canadian standard for monitoring stations. It means the station meets a tested bar for reliability, backup power, and response procedure. For a commercial site, insurers and some contracts specifically want a ULC-listed monitoring station, so it's worth checking that whoever receives your alarm signals actually holds the listing.

Yes. Clients get a login to view their site's patrol logs and incident reports, so you can see what happened and when without waiting for a monthly summary. Contact us when you set up service and we'll arrange reporting access for your site.