You can’t be on six sites at once.

Solar security trailers that watch your jobsite 24/7 and log who was on it.

Overwatch can. 23-foot mast, AI-verified detection, six months of retention. No power, no trenching, no guard shack. Live in three days or less.

Track record

8 years, 50+ sites and 1,000+ cameras across our commercial security operation. 3 years and five states as Overwatch.

Right now, the only way to know what’s happening on your site is to drive there.

And when you get there, you find out what’s happening right now. Not what happened at 2 a.m. Not what time the concrete crew actually showed up. Not who was standing next to the conduit that went missing on Thursday.

The drive costs you half a day. It buys you a snapshot.

  • Unmonitored nights.
  • Honor-system sub arrivals.
  • Disputes with no footage.

How it works

  1. 01

    Deploy

    Towed in, jacks down, mast up. No power drop, no trenching, no generator. Live in three days or less.

  2. 02

    Monitor

    23-foot mast. Fixed cameras, PTZ with optical zoom, dedicated LPR camera. 260 feet of IR. Connected on Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, or Starlink.

  3. 03

    Detect

    Onboard AI classifies humans, vehicles, license plates, hard hats, high-visibility vests, and subcontractor identity.

  4. 04

    Alert

    Verified detection sends a text to your designated contact. You decide whether to roll someone. Monitored dispatch available as a paid tier.

  5. 05

    Document

    Up to six months of onboard retention. The footage is there when the argument starts.

Capabilities

Pillar 01 · LPR & accountability

Know who’s on your site

LPR at the gate. Every vehicle in and out, timestamped. Subcontractor arrivals logged against your schedule, so “we were there Tuesday” becomes a question with an answer.

Video: a raised mast camera view looking down a jobsite approach lane as a contractor pickup arrives through the gate. A license plate reader bracket locks onto the plate area and logs the arrival with a timestamp.

Pillar 02 · After-hours protection

Nobody works your site at night

260 feet of IR. AI-verified human detection. Not motion, not headlights, not weather. Onboard talkdown speaker and siren. Text to your phone the moment it’s confirmed.

Video: infrared monochrome view from the mast over material stacks at night. A detection box locks onto a distant figure and labels it human, verified, with a running timestamp.

Pillar 03 · Remote progress

See the job without the drive

Every site on one screen from anywhere. Watch the pour, check the stockpile, confirm the crew showed. Optional time-lapse documentation for draw packages, leasing decks, and closeout.

Video: a locked wide view over the pad as work compresses into seconds: shadows swing, crews move through, and steel rises.

We watch the gate, not the man. Overwatch logs vehicles and crew arrivals at your access points. Individual worker monitoring is a setting you turn on. It is off by default, and it stays off unless you ask for it.

The difference

Surveillance is the floor.

Every trailer in this market can watch a fence line at night. That part is solved. What the others don’t do is work the day shift. And the day shift is where your money goes.

A surveillance trailer

  • Watches the site at night.
  • Sends motion alerts.
  • Hands you footage after something goes wrong.

Overwatch

  • Watches the site at night.
  • Logs every sub arrival against your schedule, timestamped.
  • Reads hard-hat and high-vis rates on site for your OSHA file.
  • Time-lapses the build for draw packages and closeout.
  • Puts every site on one screen.

The other trailers guard your jobsite. This one helps you run it.

Compliance rates are site-level counts, not individual tracking. We watch the gate, not the man.

Numbers

8 years, 50+ sites and 1,000+ cameras across our commercial security operation. 3 years and five states as Overwatch.

In the field

A pickup truck parked beside an Overwatch trailer deployed on open ranch land, seen from above.
01 · Towed inOne pickup brings it in. Raw dirt is fine.
Drone view of an Overwatch trailer standing watch over a commercial construction site, with the building and laydown yard behind it.
02 · On the jobWatching the pad, the laydown, and the gate.
An Overwatch trailer on a jobsite at dusk, mast raised against the sunset.
03 · After hoursStill on watch when the crews leave.

Built for the person on the hook

GC Project Executive

You’re running six jobs and you can stand on one of them.

  • Every site on one screen. The 2 a.m. question answered without the drive.
  • Priced against guard service, per trailer, per month. No capex, six-month minimum.
  • Sub arrivals logged against schedule. The record that settles a backcharge argument.

Developer / Owner’s Rep

The asset sits exposed through shell, and the bank wants documentation.

  • After-hours protection of stored material, verified before it alerts.
  • Time-lapse output for draw packages, leasing decks, and closeout.
  • Disputes settled with footage instead of affidavits.

Superintendent

This one’s written to you: it adds nothing to your day.

  • No trenching, no power drop, no generator. It shows up and it works.
  • You don’t monitor it. Alerts route to a designated contact, not to you unless you want them.
  • Live in three days or less. Then it stays out of your way.

Risk Manager / Insurance

Your first question is who’s actually watching. Here’s the honest answer.

  • AI-verified human detection alerts a designated contact. The customer decides the response. Monitored dispatch is an optional paid tier.
  • Bonded, licensed, and insured. Up to six months of retention.
  • Founded by a 17-year law enforcement veteran.

Inside the trailer

The Overwatch mast head: a fixed camera array and PTZ dome camera mounted above the trailer's solar panel.
The full Overwatch trailer in three-quarter view: solar panels raised, mast extended, navy equipment body.
The unit: mast, array, trailer
Close-up of the PTZ dome camera on the Overwatch mast head.
PTZ with optical zoom
Close-up of the mast head unit with fixed cameras and status light on.
Head unit: fixed array
Mast height, deployed
23 ft
Mast height, transport
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Cameras
Fixed array + PTZ with optical zoom + dedicated LPR camera
Camera count / resolution
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IR illumination
260 ft
Onboard classification
Human · vehicle · license plate · hard hat · high-visibility vest · subcontractor identity
Deterrent
Onboard talkdown speaker and siren
Retention
Up to 6 months onboard
Connectivity
Verizon · T-Mobile · AT&T · Starlink
Power
Fully self-contained solar. No site utilities, no trenching, no generator.
Solar array / battery / no-sun runtime
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Asset tracking
GPS on every trailer
Operating temperature
−10°F to 120°F
Wind rating, mast raised
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Footprint / weight / tow requirement
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Deployment time
3 days or less from arrival to live

Coverage

Service map: active in Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Colorado, and Arizona; expanding to Tennessee UT NV ID CO AZ WA OR CA MT WY NM TN EXPANDING

Active Utah · Nevada · Idaho · Colorado · Arizona

Expanding Tennessee

Home base in Salina, Utah. We mobilize outside the footprint for term contracts. Ask.

An Overwatch trailer deployed on open ranch land, mast raised, mountains behind.

How it’s sold

Add-ons

  • Time-lapse documentation
  • Monitored dispatch and response
  • Additional trailers
  • Contractor portal integration In development

We price against guard service, and we win. Tell us what the site is and we’ll tell you what it costs.

Objections, answered

Yes, and cheaper than the trailers we compete against. A guard covers one gate on one shift. The trailer covers the site continuously and logs everything it sees.

Tell us where the site is.

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