Security Services by Aston Services Group
ABOUT THIS SERVICE...
Aston Services Group focuses on providing expert security advice and support through our senior management team to design the best security solution for our customers, managed by an operational and support team dedicated to delivering the service most appropriate to their needs.
Our approach is dynamic, based on total professional commitment and forging close relationships with customers.
We will aim to exceed their expectations by finding imaginative solutions to their problems.
Flexibility and agility are central to our culture. Testing ideas and solutions along with striving for efficiency and cost-effectiveness are fundamental to our approach.
Company Profile
Aston Services Group is the UK’s fastest growing independent facilities services provider and became established as a result of the merger between Cleanall Services Limited and Care facility management nearly three years ago. They specialise in the provision of security and cleaning services nationally and work for a variety of market sectors including shopping centres and retail parks, student accommodation, leisure, commercial and property.
Company Contact
01772 425070
www.astonservicesgroup.co.uk/
40 AWARDS 2020 Areas we offer:
Manned Guarding / Security Strategies / Security Systems / CCTV / Access Control / Key Holding / Alarm Response / Remote Monitoring.
We also ensure that our systems are kept up to date and have adopted several robust new technologies including:
• Real time monitoring technology – (PDA’s). • Lone working monitoring. • 24hr helpdesk. • Customer portal for sharing site information. • iAuditor reporting for a wide range of activities.
• Staff checker for real time managing of all hours worked on each site.
Aston Services Group Ltd currently holds SIA Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS) status for the provision of Security Guarding.
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