Residential Security in Chicago

It usually starts with a security assessment of the property, then a program built around it: access control, coordination with alarm and camera systems, on-site officers when needed, and a clear response plan for the household. The level of coverage is matched to the risk, not a fixed package.

Either armed or unarmed, based on the threat assessment. Every officer is credentialed for the role they hold in the jurisdiction where they work. The posture is set with the household during scoping, matched to the concern and the property, and it can change as the threat picture does.

Yes. Vacant-residence coverage, with periodic checks, monitoring, and a response plan, is a common part of a residential program, and it can run alongside travel or executive protection for the family. The home stays covered while you are away, and the family returns to a property that has been checked.

Yes. We coordinate with the systems and monitoring you already have rather than replacing them, and we flag the gaps the assessment turns up. Officers on site know how the alarm and cameras are set up and how an alert is handled, so the technology and the people work as one plan.

Yes. Coverage can be 24/7 or scheduled to specific hours and events, depending on what the household needs. Many programs combine a standing baseline with added coverage for travel, a known concern, or an event at the home, and the schedule can be raised or lowered as circumstances change.

Yes. We are based in Chicago, with protection that travels: locally, nationally, and internationally. We support residences elsewhere in the country and abroad through vetted partners, with TB Defense coordinating the program. Second homes and vacation properties can be covered under the same plan as the primary residence.