Choosing a security company in Wolverhampton starts with the site. A unit near the M54, a shop in the city centre and a concert on North Street carry different risks, so they need different cover.
Wolverhampton sits around 12 miles north-west of Birmingham city centre. We do not have an office in the city. Officers are managed from our base at 152 Imperial Rd, Birmingham, and reach Wolverhampton by the M6, which runs along its eastern edge, by the A41 through Bilston, or by the Black Country Route, which links junction 10 with Bilston. The same 24/7 control room that runs our Birmingham security services supports every officer working here.
North of the centre, the Stafford Road corridor runs up to junction 2 of the M54, where Wolverhampton Business Park sits and the i54 business park lies on the boundary with South Staffordshire. The council’s plan for the corridor points to clusters of high-technology manufacturing along it. Units here often hold tooling, parts and stock, and stand empty overnight and at weekends. Some need manned guarding at the gate. Others suit mobile patrols at varied times, backed by key holding and alarm response.
The city centre is changing too. Shopping streets around the Mander Centre sit alongside offices, the University of Wolverhampton’s City Campus opposite Molineux, and more city centre housing. Near the railway station, the Canalside South scheme is turning a former steel stockholding site beside the Wyrley & Essington Canal into new homes. Offices and shared buildings often need corporate security, building phases need construction site security and mobile CCTV towers, and empty premises waiting for redevelopment need vacant property security.
Wolverhampton also draws large crowds. The racecourse at Dunstall Park holds floodlit meetings, The Halls on North Street stage concerts, and matchdays fill the streets around Molineux. For concerts, graduations, private parties and corporate functions in and around the city, our event security team handles search, entry control and crowd monitoring.