Personal Safety

When you feel unsafe, uncertain or under threat, your instincts are usually right. Whether it is a domestic situation getting worse, the sense someone is watching you, or simply not being able to pinpoint why something feels wrong, professional help can make all the difference.

Our personal safety service is designed for situations where you need more than evidence. You need practical advice, a professional assessment, and someone who understands risk to help you plan your next steps.

We offer discreet consultations, security assessments, counter-surveillance checks, and ongoing support to help you regain control and keep safe.

Most of our surveillance work is about gathering evidence. This service is different. It is about helping you stay safe when a situation is escalating or when your instincts tell you something is not right.

Many clients come to us when they need advice before taking action. Should you go to the police? Should you change your routine? Is your property secure? Are your devices compromised? These are questions we can help answer.

We also work with clients who are leaving unsafe domestic situations, those experiencing harassment or stalking, and individuals who simply cannot shake the feeling they are being watched.

Your home is your safest space. We review physical security (locks, alarms, access points), check for signs someone has been inside, and advise on practical improvements. For those concerned about monitoring devices, we carry out electronic sweeps to detect hidden cameras, audio bugs, or GPS trackers.

Digital security is just as important. We check your devices for spyware, review your online footprint, and advise on privacy settings, password security, and safe communication methods. If you are being harassed online or think someone is tracking your digital activity, we guide you through securing your accounts.

Your daily routine matters too. We help you identify vulnerabilities in your movements, suggest alternative routes, advise on situational awareness, and create a practical safety plan specific to your circumstances. This might include what to do if you are followed, how to vary your patterns, and who to contact if things escalate.

If you believe you are being followed or watched, we can confirm whether it is happening and identify who is responsible. Counter-surveillance involves trained operatives observing you from a distance to detect anyone following, noting vehicles, faces, and patterns of behaviour.

This service is often essential for those leaving abusive relationships, individuals in custody disputes where one party is breaching court orders, or anyone experiencing persistent harassment. Knowing whether your concerns are justified gives you clarity and helps you decide what action to take next.

We also assess broader risks. This includes reviewing your situation, identifying threats, and advising on steps to reduce exposure. In cases where a domestic situation is deteriorating, we work with you to develop a safety exit plan, including safe places to go, documents to gather, and how to leave without triggering a crisis.

Personal safety is not a one-off issue. It is an ongoing concern that may evolve over weeks or months. We provide continued support, checking in after your initial consultation, monitoring any changes in circumstances, and adjusting advice as needed.

We also connect you to specialist services when appropriate. This includes domestic abuse charities, legal aid solicitors, housing support, stalking advocacy services, and mental health resources. Our team has decades of experience working alongside these organisations and knows who to refer you to for the best outcome.

If you need evidence later - for a restraining order, family court, or police investigation - we can transition from safety support to formal surveillance or investigation. Many clients start with our safety service and then move to evidence gathering once they are in a safer position.

Your safety is paramount and your situation is treated with complete confidentiality. We do not share details with anyone unless you ask us to or unless we are legally obliged to do so (such as in cases involving immediate risk of serious harm).

Our investigators have worked with victims of domestic abuse, stalking survivors, and individuals in high-risk situations for over 25 years. We understand how fear affects your decision-making, and we never judge, rush or pressure you. Every step is taken at your pace, with your consent.

We also understand the practical realities. Leaving a dangerous situation takes time and planning. Reporting harassment to the police does not always result in action. Securing your home may need to happen gradually. We work with the reality of your circumstances, not an idealised version of how things should be.

This service is designed for anyone who feels unsafe but is not yet ready for - or does not need - formal evidence gathering. Common situations include domestic situations where abuse or coercive control is escalating, individuals experiencing harassment or stalking (whether known or unknown perpetrators), and people who suspect they are being followed or monitored but need professional confirmation.

It is also for those preparing to leave an unsafe relationship and needing a discreet exit plan, individuals in custody disputes where one parent is breaching boundaries, and anyone who simply feels vulnerable and wants a professional to assess their circumstances and offer practical guidance.

If your instincts are telling you something is wrong, they probably are. You do not need proof to reach out. You just need to feel uncertain, unsafe, or in need of professional advice.