HOA & Residential Community Security
Security for HOAs, apartment communities, and housing authorities that keeps residents safe and gives your board or management team clear records.
HOA & Residential Community Security from a Local Colorado Team
Residential security is different from commercial work. Officers interact with residents, families, and guests every night, so they need to be respectful, calm, and good at de-escalation. We patrol common areas, parking lots, pools, clubhouses, and gates, respond to trespass and noise issues, and give boards and property managers the reports they need to address recurring problems.
Delivered by Centennial State Security, part of Serve Aurora Safety & Security.
Who this is for
- Homeowners associations (HOAs)
- Apartment and multifamily communities
- Public and affordable housing authorities
- Senior and independent living communities
- Townhome and condominium associations
What you get
- Overnight patrols of parking lots, stairwells, and common areas
- Amenity checks for pools, clubhouses, fitness rooms, and gates
- Resident-focused officers trained in de-escalation
- Reports that help boards and managers address repeat issues
- Flexible schedules for weekends, holidays, and peak problem times
All services are backed by $2 million in general liability coverage. See insurance details.
How the service works
- Board or manager meeting
We learn about the community, its concerns, and any rules officers should know. - Patrol plan
We map checkpoints and patrol times around problem areas and amenities. - Resident communication
We can provide language for notices so residents know about the new patrols. - Patrol and response
Officers patrol, respond to issues, and document every incident. - Board reporting
Managers and boards receive reports they can share at meetings.
How to request a quote
Send us your location, the type of coverage you need, and your preferred schedule. We will follow up to review your site and send a customized proposal.
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Common questions
Do officers enforce HOA rules?
Officers observe, document, and report rule violations to management. Enforcement decisions stay with your board or management company.
Can you work with housing authorities?
Yes. We provide patrols and reporting designed for public and affordable housing properties.
