
Lioncrest Security provides professional CPTED assessments that evaluate how the design and layout of a property either discourages or enables criminal activity. By analyzing how people move through a space, how areas are lit and observed, and how access is controlled, we help clients reduce risk without relying solely on guards or cameras.
CPTED allows security to be built into the environment itself — improving safety while controlling long-term costs.
Site Layout, Access & Perimeter Evaluation
We assess how entrances, exits, fencing, gates, and traffic flow affect security. Poorly designed access points often create opportunities for theft, trespassing, and unauthorized activity.
We identify:
Lighting is one of the most powerful crime deterrents. We evaluate:
Recommendations focus on improving visibility while minimizing energy and maintenance costs.
We analyze how people, vehicles, and cameras naturally observe a space. Areas that cannot be seen easily become prime locations for theft, vandalism, and concealment.
This includes:
Clear, controlled movement reduces both crime and confusion. We review:
This improves safety while supporting operational efficiency.
We review parking lots, walkways, loading areas, and building exteriors to identify:
CPTED works best when integrated with:
We ensure design changes support your current security investments.
Lioncrest provides realistic, prioritized recommendations based on:
No unnecessary upgrades.
Only what improves safety and control.
Our CPTED assessments are performed by professionals who understand how crime actually occurs — not just how sites look on paper. We translate design into operational security.
We don’t just secure buildings.
We secure behavior, movement, and opportunity.
Whether you’re planning a new project or correcting ongoing security issues, Lioncrest can provide a professional CPTED review and action plan.
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