Security Services in Laval

Yes. Every Vision Security guard deployed in Laval holds a valid licence from Quebec's Bureau de la sécurité privée (BSP).

Yes. All guards deployed in Laval are bilingual (French and English) and can interact professionally in both languages.

Planned coverage at your Laval location is in place typically 24–48 hours after signing. For urgent situations, a licensed guard can be on site typically within 4 hours — call us anytime, phones answered 24/7.

We cover all of Laval including Chomedey, Sainte-Rose, Vimont, Laval-des-Rapides, Fabreville, Sainte-Dorothée, Duvernay, and Auteuil.

Yes. We provide security services for retail stores, shopping centres, office buildings, industrial sites, and warehouses across Laval.

Yes. We serve all of Greater Montreal including Montreal, the South Shore, and Montreal's North Shore communities.

Yes. Construction site security is one of our specialties. We provide overnight guards, weekend patrols, and full-time on-site officers to protect equipment and materials.

In Laval, professional security guard rates typically run between $29 and $40 per hour — in line with Montreal, since Laval sits inside the Greater Montreal labour market and is staffed by the same BSP-licensed guard pool. The exact rate depends on the type of posting (static guard, mobile patrol, event, executive protection, armed or high-risk), the training and certifications required beyond the baseline BSP licence (bilingual supervision, crowd-crush recognition, CPI de-escalation, CPR and First Aid, use-of-force, special-events and fire-safety modules), the equipment provided (uniform, two-way radio, GPS reporting platform, body-worn camera, vehicle), shift length and overnight, weekend and holiday premiums, and whether a dedicated on-site supervisor is required. Specialized assignments — event security, VIP protection, armed or high-risk — sit at the upper end; long-term static posts sit at the lower end.

We strongly advise against it. Any Laval security company quoting well under $29 per hour is almost always cutting corners — paying guards under the legal minimum, carrying insufficient liability or CNESST coverage, deploying unlicensed or under-trained staff, skipping supervision, or not producing real digital incident reports. With security you are buying risk transfer, not a body in a uniform. A single mishandled incident — a slip-and-fall the guard missed, a liability claim the insurer denies because of coverage gaps, an assault that escalates because the guard wasn't trained in de-escalation — can cost more than years of the apparent 'savings.' Paying a properly insured, BSP-compliant rate is the cheapest form of risk transfer you can buy in Laval.