The idea for this private security directory didn’t just appear out of nowhere. It’s the result of a mission I’ve been obsessing over: to revolutionize how we think about safety. If you’re here, you’re probably feeling a little overwhelmed—and that’s okay. Maybe something’s happened that’s made you feel like you need more control over your safety, or maybe you’re just curious but not sure where to start. Either way, I built this site to help people like you.
The Problem
Let’s face it: trying to figure out private security can feel like learning a new language. You search online and get flooded with ads for companies that don’t feel quite right or seem too big to care about your specific needs. Meanwhile, the smaller, highly skilled providers—the ones who might be perfect for your situation—are almost impossible to find.
And here’s the thing: most people don’t even know what to look for. Maybe you’ve had a break-in, or maybe you just have that nagging feeling in your gut that something’s off. Either way, by the time you realize you need help, you’re scrambling and unsure who to trust. It’s a stressful situation, and the current system doesn’t do much to make it easier.
The Vision
That’s why I started this directory—to give people an easier way to find security solutions they can trust. My goal is to take the mystery out of the process and make it straightforward for anyone to connect with the right providers. Whether you’re a homeowner worried about your family’s safety, a business owner protecting your livelihood, or someone organizing a neighborhood group, this platform is here to help.
But this is just the beginning. Beyond creating a directory, I want to build a community—a place where people seeking security solutions and the companies offering them can connect seamlessly. Imagine a future where finding private security is as easy as hailing a ride. That’s the big picture, but for now, step one is making the connections and helping smaller security companies get the attention they deserve.
The Inspiration
This isn’t my first attempt to tackle the challenges in private security. I worked on a project called The Squatch, which aimed to bring neighbors together to improve safety. While it had promise, I faced hurdles: I struggled to find the right audience, couldn’t recruit enough volunteers, and found it tough to connect with security professionals willing to experiment. That experience taught me a lot about what works and what doesn’t—and, most importantly, why building the right foundation is critical.
This directory is that foundation. It’s a way to grow a network of people who care about safety—from those looking for help to those providing it. It’s also a chance to explore why private security remains such a tough nut to crack and what it’ll take to change that.
The Commitment
I’m not here to promise instant fixes or magic solutions. What I can promise is a platform built to make meaningful progress. I want to create tools to help people understand their security needs, share educational content to remove the guesswork, and explore innovative ideas like neighborhood-funded patrols.
Ultimately, this is about giving people control over their safety in a way that feels approachable and empowering. Private security doesn’t have to be intimidating or complicated—it can be practical, proactive, and even reassuring.
A Call to Action
If you’re new to all of this, I want you to know you’re not alone. Everyone feels unsure at first, and that’s exactly why this directory exists—to guide you, step by step, to the right solutions. Whether you’re ready to hire someone tomorrow or just exploring your options, this platform is here for you.
Let’s make security something that works for everyone—simple, effective, and a little less overwhelming. Together, we can build safer, more confident communities—one connection at a time.