Empty shopfronts have been a long-running issue along the Docklands promenades, particularly around Victoria Harbour and NewQuay. Landlords and agents can hold several vacant tenancies at once, while marina-side businesses and waterfront offices sit quiet overnight.
Our mobile security patrols check premises like these at varied times each night, in marked TeamSignal vehicles from one of Victoria's largest mobile patrol fleets. Every visit is logged in TrackTik.
Empty tenancies on the promenades. Glass, doors and signs of entry can be checked until a tenant is found.
Several vacancies for one landlord. A landlord or agent with a number of empty shops can have them checked on one patrol route, with a report for each.
Marina-side offices and workshops. Doors, gates and storage near the water can be checked after hours.
Building sites. Fencing, gates and site sheds can be checked once crews leave.
Where one owner or agent looks after several vacant tenancies across Victoria Harbour, NewQuay or Waterfront City, a single patrol plan can cover them all.
A multi-tenancy patrol plan can include:
Reports go to the owner, the agent or the incoming tenant.
Your checklist sets each visit. It can include:
After each visit the officer moves to the next site, so your premises are unattended between checks. If you need an officer on site for set hours, such as during a function or a busy event night, static guarding is the right service. Activations between visits are covered by alarm response in Docklands.
Each visit is recorded in TrackTik with GPS tracking, time-stamped reports, site notes, incident records and photographs. Agents can show an owner the condition of an empty shop, and owners can follow every check from wherever they are.
Your account manager removes a tenancy from the route once it’s leased, or adds new ones as they become vacant.
Tell us each address, whether it’s vacant or trading, what needs checking and who should get the reports. If you manage several tenancies, send the list.
Call 1300 893 606 or request a quote online.
Yes. Each tenancy gets its own checklist and TrackTik report, and they’re all checked on the same route.
Your account manager takes it off the route or changes the checklist for the new tenant, and the rest stay on the plan.
Yes. Doors, gates and storage areas can be checked after hours, where access is agreed.
Yes. Crowds and closures can shift the time of a particular visit, and the report shows when each check happened.
Where you agree to it. Many checks can be made from outside through the glass, with internal checks added if you arrange access.
Send the addresses, whether each is vacant or trading, the hours, what to check and who gets the reports.