Services
Security that
knows your
community.
Twelve services · Armed, unarmed, patrol
Alpha Gray Security helps Virginia apartment communities and HOAs address everyday concerns, from unauthorized access to parking lot activity. We tailor each security plan to the property, with armed or unarmed officers, foot and vehicle patrols, access control, and community rule enforcement. Detailed incident reports and risk assessments help management spot recurring issues and decide where to focus coverage.
Deter
Detect
Respond
01 · Armed Security
Virginia DCJS License #11-30615Core service
Armed Security
A licensed armed officer who takes ownership of the site.
Uniformed armed officers for sites and situations where the risk calls for a higher level of protection — and where the property needs someone accountable for it.
What is includedUnarmed Security
Unarmed officers who own the front door, the lobby and the everyday situations that need a steady hand.
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Apartment & Residential Security
Dedicated coverage for apartment communities, HOAs and multi-family properties — patrol on the walkways, control at the gates, and quiet, consistent enforcement of the rules everyone agreed to.
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Foot Patrol
Walking patrols through the parts of a property a vehicle can never see — corridors, walkways, garages and back-of-house.
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Vehicle Patrol
Mobile patrols for larger properties and after-hours coverage, with a marked presence at each checkpoint.
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Access Control & Lock Checks
We monitor entry points, screen who comes through them, and physically confirm the doors, gates and common areas are secured and stay that way.
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Property Rule Enforcement
Community guidelines, curfews, parking rules and quiet hours enforced the same way on every shift, with the professionalism your residents and tenants expect.
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Incident Documentation & Reporting
Detailed reports in plain language after every shift and every incident — what was checked, what was found, and what was done about it.
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Law Enforcement Coordination
We make contact with the law enforcement agency that covers your property before anything happens — a named contact, a shared plan, and a call that gets made early.
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Risk Assessments
A walkthrough that names the real exposures — lighting, sightlines, access, hours, history — and sets out the coverage that actually addresses them.
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Event Security
Entry screening, crowd flow and access control for events, planned with the venue and local police well before the first guest arrives.
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24/7 Support
Around-the-clock coverage and a phone that gets answered — overnight posts, weekend rounds, and a person to call when something happens at 3am.
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Tell us what
you are
protecting.
Send the property, the hours, and whether you need armed or unarmed. Brian will tell you which of these actually fits — and which you do not need.
One team.
One standard.
One mission.
Four words on our own material, and the four things we hold every officer to on your property.
Vigilance
We watch.The property is walked, not watched from a chair. What changed since last shift gets noticed.
Integrity
We do right.Consistent rules, honest reports, and an officer who tells you the thing you would rather not hear.
Strength
We endure.Overnights, weekends and holidays staffed with officers who are assigned and relieved in advance.
Commitment
We deliver.What was agreed in writing is what happens on the property, every shift, without being chased.
A walkthrough
We look at the property the way an officer will — entrances, sightlines, parking, the back door nobody watches.
A written coverage plan
Hours, duties, what escalates and who it escalates to. You approve it before an officer is assigned.
An officer who learns your site
Assigned to the property, uniformed, and walked through the plan before the first shift starts.
A record after every shift
Activity reports in plain language, so you know what happened even when nothing did.
A marked officer, not a stranger in a dark jacket.
Every Alpha Gray officer works in the company uniform — black shirt, SECURITY vest, name tape and shoulder patch — with a duty belt and a radio. Residents, tenants and staff know at a glance who belongs on the property and who does not, and so do the people thinking about being there after hours.
What sits behind the uniform is the rest of it: a license, a plan for the property, and an officer who learns the site — the front desk, the walkways, the back door nobody watches.
Uniform, licensing & standardsOn the property
DCJS #11-30615Black shirt, SECURITY vest
Name tape on the chest, company patch on the sleeve.
Duty belt and radio
Equipped for the assignment, reachable all shift.
A site briefing, not a phone number
The plan for your property, walked through before day one.
A written record
Activity and incident reports before the shift ends.
Licensed. Insured. Professional. On every shift, not just the ones someone is inspecting.
Licensed by the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services.