Where this is used
- High-value property and inventory
- Elevated-threat or incident-driven assignments
- Sensitive access points and controlled facilities
- Events or locations requiring a visible armed deterrent
Florida Class B Agency B 3600167 · $2M general liability
Coverage
Armed coverage is a decision, not a default. KDI reviews the environment, credible concerns, client expectations, officer duties, and licensing before recommending an armed posture.
Where this is used
What we put on the post
What management can expect
Pilot and planning range
Qualified recurring assignments may begin with a 30-day pilot. Typical planning ranges are $38–$48 unarmed and $48–$60 armed per officer-hour. No long-term agreement is required to start.
Related coverage
Most posts need alert officers, a clean uniform, and a report. Unarmed coverage handles access control, observation, patrol, guest or vendor interaction, documentation, and prompt escalation.
PropertiesKDI covers active builds, staging yards, renovations, and the project phases where copper, tools, and appliances sit unattended. Coverage follows the superintendent's plan, not a generic guard script.
PropertiesDealerships mix open customer access with high-value, mobile inventory. KDI deters trespass, theft, vandalism, catalytic-converter loss, and after-hours activity through visible patrol, controlled access, and documented checks.
Need coverage soon?
KDI will confirm fit and availability, then tell you the next responsible step. Qualified recurring posts can start as a 30-day pilot.