Brady Sullivan Properties is a well-established real estate development corporation based in Manchester, New Hampshire. Founded in 1992, the company has made a significant mark in both the commercial and residential real estate markets across New England. Brady Sullivan is known for its diverse portfolio which encompasses over three million square feet of mill, office, and industrial space. They specialize in developing, constructing, and converting condominiums, apartments, and homes, primarily in New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
The company's portfolio includes a variety of apartment complexes, with a special focus on loft apartments within renovated historic mill buildings. This includes notable properties like American Wire in Pawtucket, RI; Lofts at Anthony Mill in Coventry, RI; and the Lofts at Mill Number One in Manchester, NH. With over 30 years of real estate experience, founders Shane Brady and Arthur Sullivan, along with their team, strive to deliver excellent value in their commercial and residential offerings. Their mission is focused on providing exceptional spaces that exceed expectations, whether it be for commercial tenants, condominium buyers, or apartment residents. Brady Sullivan Properties stands out as New England’s leading real estate developer for apartment and condominium development and sales.
Brady Sullivan Properties required a security solution for one of their construction sites, which was facing challenges related to the storage of tools and equipment. The construction site had valuable tools locked up overnight, and there was a need to ensure these assets were safeguarded from theft or vandalism, particularly during non-working hours.
CGSS recommended deploying a mobile patrol unit to enhance the security at the construction site. The proposal included conducting patrols around the property five times each night. This approach was designed to be unpredictable, with visits scheduled at random times to prevent potential intruders from discerning any pattern in the security checks.
A key feature of the proposed security measure was the use of a marked patrol car equipped with bright lights. The visibility of the vehicle, along with the lighting, was intended to act as a deterrent to unwanted individuals, signaling a strong and constant security presence on the site.
The implementation of the mobile patrol unit by CGSS at Brady Sullivan Properties’ construction site yielded successful outcomes. The patrol checks ensured that gates were secured and locked each night after the construction crew finished their work, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
The visibility of the patrol car, with its bright lights, effectively made the security presence known in the area, thereby discouraging potential intruders or vandals. This proactive approach to security ensured that no unwanted individuals entered the property and that all tools and equipment remained secure on-site. The presence of the CGSS patrol unit provided peace of mind to Brady Sullivan Properties, ensuring the safety and security of their valuable assets at the construction site.
