Security company in New York City.
People searching for a security company in NYC are usually trying to hire officers, not read a borough history. Tristate Security Patrol covers all of New York City: Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island. New York City is the main focus, and coverage also extends across New York State.
The company is based in Brooklyn at 5314 16th Avenue, Suite 238, NY 11204. That is the published address. It is not a claim of a separate office in each borough. Call 347-991-0121 for 24/7 dispatch. For a planned post, send the borough, the address, and whether you need patrol, a stationed officer, fire watch, building security, or an event team.
For most standard posts, uniformed officers are scheduled within 24–48 hours. Emergency coverage is coordinated through 24/7 dispatch.
One city, five boroughs, different posts.
A useful NYC security page has to say which borough the car or the officer is going to. Brooklyn is the home address and has the most specific service pages. Manhattan is towers, lobbies, and avenue retail. Queens, NY is a separate page because the name is easy to confuse with other places. The Bronx has large residential buildings and hospital campuses. Staten Island is the island borough, with more houses and local commercial streets than a Midtown lobby.
Outside the city, coverage extends across New York State. This page does not invent a list of upstate offices. If the address is in New York and outside the five boroughs, say so on the quote. Long Island already has its own page because Nassau fire-watch rules are not the FDNY sheet. Citywide clients with more than one site can use the multi-site reporting already described under corporate security: one account, one portal, separate post orders.
Brooklyn base
Address, armed posts, fire watch, construction, and events are written up on the Brooklyn pages.
Manhattan
Private security and building posts for Manhattan addresses, including a building-security page.
Queens, NY
Houses, co-ops, airport-area hotels, and warehouses, always labeled Queens, NY.
The Bronx
Apartment buildings, commercial strips, and healthcare facilities in the Bronx.
Staten Island
Security guard coverage on Staten Island, still under New York City rules.
Fire watch in every borough
The same FDNY impairment and torch rules apply in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
What “NYC” means on this site.
New York City has five boroughs, and Tristate covers all five. Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island each have a page. Long Island is outside the city and has its own page, aimed at Nassau County conditions. Work elsewhere in New York State is in scope; it does not get a pretend city page for a town the site has not written up.
Property types repeat, but the logistics do not. A Manhattan lobby, a Staten Island house, a Brooklyn row-house block, a Queens co-op, and a Bronx apartment building with a garage are different posts. Travel between them is city traffic, including a bridge to Staten Island. Scheduling for most standard posts is 24–48 hours. That is not a drive-time promise from Brooklyn to another borough.
Florida cities remain on the coverage page as separate markets. They are not part of this New York City page.
NYC fire code and New York guard registration.
Inside New York City, an out-of-service sprinkler, standpipe, or fire alarm triggers the fire-watch rules in NYC Fire Code section 901.7.2.2 and the FDNY F-01 certificate. Hot work adds Chapter 26 and, for the torch locations FDNY lists, the F-60 fire guard. The requirements guide walks through the four-hour window, the hourly round, and the 50,000-square-foot limit.
Guards register with the New York Department of State. DCJS approves the training. Armed officers need a New York pistol license and the armed-guard course. Nothing on this page changes those statewide rules from one borough to the next.
- NYC Fire Code § 901.7.2.2, fire guards when a standpipe, sprinkler, or fire alarm is out of service
- FDNY Certificate of Fitness F-01, Citywide Fire Guard for Impairment
- FDNY Certificate of Fitness F-60, Fire Guard for Torch Operations
- NYC Fire Code Chapter 26 (FDNY PDF): hot-work fire watch, including 30 minutes after the work
- NY Department of State: how a person becomes a registered security guard
- NY Division of Criminal Justice Services: security guard training oversight
Licensed officers, documented work.
Founded in 2021, with the published address in Brooklyn. GPS-verified patrol records and the client portal are described on the technology page.
There is no second office listed for Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, or the Bronx. Quotes name the site address so the post is planned for that building.
What is published, and what is quoted.
Published NYC-area patrol prices are the same card as the rest of the site: residential Community Patrol from $159 a month, commercial patrol from $399 a month. Security guard companies in NYC often quote hourly for a stationed officer. This site does not publish that hourly number. Ask for it on a quote.
| Plan | Price | Minimum checks |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | $159/month | Minimum 3 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Plus | $229/month | Minimum 7 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Priority | $349/month | Minimum 14 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Premier | $499/month | Minimum 21 Documented Property Checks Per Week |
| Basic Commercial | $399/month | Minimum 1 Documented Property Check Per Day |
| Standard Commercial | $599/month | Minimum 2 Documented Property Checks Per Day |
| Pro Commercial | $799/month | Minimum 3 Documented Property Checks Per Day |
| Member-Only Vacation Watch | $25/day | Member add-on, one extra daily check |
| Residential Alarm Response add-on | $25/month per property | $35 per standard alarm response; $20 in-area alarm response |
| Commercial Alarm Response add-on | $49/month per location | $50 per actual alarm response |
Answers, in plain language.
What is the best way to hire private security in NYC through this site?
Name the borough and the address, then choose patrol, building security, or another stationed post. Call 347-991-0121 or use the quote form. The borough pages are Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
Do you cover all of New York City?
Yes. All five boroughs. New York City is the main focus, and coverage also extends across New York State. Long Island has a separate page because it is outside the city.
How much do security services in NYC cost?
Patrol memberships start at $159 a month residential and $399 a month commercial. Stationed, armed, event, and fire-watch rates are quoted.
Do you provide building security?
Yes, as a stationed or patrol assignment for the building type you describe: lobby, garage, residential, or commercial. The scope is written in the post orders.
Who is licensed?
New York security guards register with the Department of State after DCJS-approved training. Armed guards hold the additional firearm credentials DCJS and the Department of State describe.
Related pages
Home borough, with armed, fire watch, construction, and event pages.
Security company and private security in Manhattan.
NYC building security, written for Manhattan properties.
Security company page for Queens.
Security guard services in the Bronx.
Security company page for Staten Island.
New York armed-guard credentials.
FDNY impairment and hot-work coverage.
Published patrol prices and what gets quoted.
Outside the five boroughs, Nassau-focused.
Residential and commercial patrol cards.
Tristate Security Patrol
5314 16th Avenue, Suite 238, Brooklyn, NY 11204
Info@tristatesecuritypatrol.com
24/7 dispatch. This is the business address published for Tristate Security Patrol. It is not described here as a walk-in lobby.