Site Securing & Asset Control
Once assets or properties are recovered, we ensure they remain protected — providing ongoing security presence, access management, and asset monitoring for the duration required.
Recovery is only the first step. Once a property has been re-entered or an asset secured, it needs to remain protected — from re-entry by former tenants or borrowers, from vandalism or theft, and from deterioration through lack of management.
Secured Recovery Group provides site securing and asset control services to protect recovered properties and assets for as long as required — whether overnight, several weeks during a sale process, or ongoing during insolvency proceedings.
Our team coordinates security patrols, access control, and temporary physical security measures tailored to the specific property or asset type.
- Static security — on-site guard presence during critical periods
- Mobile security patrols — regular scheduled attendance
- Temporary fencing and physical barriers — securing access points
- Lock changes and access control — controlling who can enter
- Asset monitoring — regular inspection and condition reporting
- CCTV and surveillance coordination where required
- Management of access for authorised parties — valuers, agents, contractors
- Regular written reports on site condition and any incidents
Asset or Property Needs Protecting?
Contact our team to discuss your site securing requirements. We can mobilise quickly when needed.
- Evidence of authority over the property or asset — lease, mortgage, court order, or insolvency appointment
- Details of property or asset requiring securing — address, type, access requirements
- Duration of securing required and specific access needs
- Note: Site securing is typically engaged alongside or immediately following a re-entry or repossession action.
We do not provide legal advice and we do not determine legal rights. We act only under verified legal authority. Clients must provide lease agreements, PPSR registrations, mortgage documents, or court orders before any engagement.
- Mortgagees in Possession — lenders requiring ongoing site security during sale or management of repossessed property
- Landlords — protecting re-entered commercial premises during re-letting
- Insolvency Practitioners — securing assets and properties under appointments
- Lenders & Financiers — protecting recovered equipment during remarketing
- Legal Representatives — coordinating site security as part of enforcement action
