Solar-powered, AI-monitored mobile surveillance towers for Mesa construction sites. The best night on a jobsite is the one where nothing happens — we've spent 13 years making that the norm.
Our towers arrive ready to work: solar-powered, cellular-connected, and standing watch the same day they roll onto your Mesa site. No trenching, no power hookup, no IT project.
Cameras with AI detection flag people and vehicles on your site after hours — and real intervention follows: talk-down speakers, alerts, and recorded evidence that holds up.
A single tower covers what a patrol can't — every hour of the night, in 115-degree summers, without a shift change. One monthly rental, no capex.
The same infrastructure documents your build: 4K timelapse cameras that turn your Mesa project into marketing material and dispute-proof records.
Mesa is our home turf. Focal Point Security is based right here, which means faster deployment, faster service response, and towers already proven on East Valley jobsites — from data-center and industrial corridors off the 202 to commercial and multifamily projects across Gilbert, Chandler, and Queen Creek. Arizona summers kill cheap camera setups; ours are solar-powered, heat-rated, and monitored every night of the build. When something moves on your site at 2 AM, it gets handled.
Data center and advanced-manufacturing builds with long, open perimeters and high-value electrical gear on site for months.
Industrial, logistics and aviation-related projects spread across large pads where power and internet often aren’t in yet.
Phased residential builds where lumber, appliances and copper sit in open lots between trades.
Tight urban sites where a single tower can watch the gate, the laydown yard and the street side at once.
Mesa requires an alarm permit for any active alarm system, including business systems. The city charges $10 per alarm function, and running without a valid permit carries a $100 assessment, with escalating fees for repeat false alarms. City of Mesa alarm permits. Ask us during your proposal and we’ll tell you exactly what your site needs before the tower goes live.
The City of Mesa requires an alarm permit for any active alarm system, including on business sites: $10 per alarm function, with a $100 assessment for operating without one. We’ll confirm what your site needs before install.
Focal Point Security is based in Mesa, so East Valley sites are our shortest drive. Towers arrive ready to work and are standing watch the same day they roll onto your site.
No. Each tower is solar-powered and connects over cellular, so there’s no trenching, no temporary power drop and no IT setup — useful on early-phase Mesa sites where utilities aren’t in yet.
AI detection flags people and vehicles after hours, a live operator reviews the event, and the tower’s talk-down speaker and strobe tell the intruder they’re being watched. Everything is recorded, so you have evidence if something does go missing.
No. It’s one monthly rental for the life of your build — no capital purchase, and the tower leaves when your project wraps.