After a break-in or theft
Something was taken, and nobody can say for certain how they got in.
We trace the likely route, check what failed along it, and list what would have stopped it.
In the report: entry routes and failed controls
Corporate Risk Audit
Find Out Where Your Site Is Exposed Before You Spend on Guards or Equipment.
An Urban Eye specialist inspects your site and checks how your guards, cameras, gates, lighting, and access routines actually work. You receive a written report that rates each weakness by how serious it is and ranks what to fix first.
Fee confirmed in writing after a short scoping call · Report within 5 working days for a single site · Fee credited if you proceed within 90 days See what the report contains →
When companies ask for an audit
Most wasted security spending starts before anything is installed.
These are the situations where a written audit is worth more than a quotation. If yours is here, the audit gives you a plan you can budget against.
Guards on site, but losses continue
You pay for guards every month, and stock or materials still leave the site.
We check patrol coverage, gate records, key control, and shift handovers, not just whether a guard is present.
In the report: guarding and procedure findings
Three quotations that do not match
Each installer recommends different equipment, and you cannot tell who is right.
The audit gives you one list of what the site needs, which you can take to any installer or guard company.
In the report: a ranked list of fixes
A budget that needs evidence
Management or the board wants to know why the money is needed before approving it.
Each finding comes with a photo, its location, and a severity rating, so the case for spending is on paper.
In the report: photo evidence and ratings
Several sites, no common standard
Each branch, yard, or estate is secured differently, and nobody sees the whole picture.
We use the same checklist at every site, so findings can be compared and the worst sites fixed first.
In the report: findings for each site
Only need equipment priced?
If you already know you need cameras, alarms, access control, or fencing, the free site survey is quicker and costs nothing.
Book a Free Site SurveyWhat you receive
A written report that says what is wrong, where, and what to fix first.
Written in plain language for the people who approve the budget, with enough detail for whoever carries out the work.
Summary for Decision-Makers
The most serious risks and the fixes that matter most, set out first for owners, directors, and managers.
Site Walkthrough Findings
Perimeter, gates, lighting, blind spots, loading areas, and the rooms that hold cash, stock, or equipment.
How Your Current Security Performs
How your guards, cameras, alarms, access control, visitor records, and incident reporting work in practice, not just on paper.
Risk Register With Photos
Each weakness listed with a photo, its exact location, and a severity rating.
A Ranked Plan to Fix
What to fix now, what can wait, and what needs a budget, separated so you can act in stages.
Yours to Use With Any Provider
The report belongs to you. Use it with Urban Eye, another installer, or your current guard company.
How it works
From first call to a written report.
You know the fee, the scope, and the delivery date before anyone visits your site.
01
Scoping call
A short call about your site, its size, and what concerns you, so we can scope the audit.
02
Fee and scope in writing
You receive the fee, what the audit covers, and the delivery date. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.
03
Site inspection
Our specialist walks the site, checks each security control in place, and photographs every finding.
04
Report within 5 working days
For a single site, the written report arrives within 5 working days of the inspection. For several sites, the date is set in your scope.
05
Fee credited if you proceed
If you hire Urban Eye for any of the recommended work within 90 days of the report, the full audit fee is credited against that work.
Survey or audit?
Two different questions, two different visits.
If you are not sure which you need, message us and we will tell you. Most homes and single shops only need the free survey.
Free Site Survey
Free
Answers: what equipment do we need, and what will it cost?
Best for: homes, shops, and businesses that already know they need CCTV, alarms, access control, or fencing.
You receive: a written quotation for the equipment and installation.
Book a free site survey →Corporate Risk Audit
Fee after scoping call
Answers: where are we exposed, how serious is it, and what should we fix first?
Best for: offices, warehouses, estates, construction sites, and businesses with several sites.
You receive: a written risk report, including gaps equipment will not fix, such as guard routines and key control.
Request a risk audit →Where we audit
Built for sites where one weak point costs real money.
Every audit uses the same core checklist, adapted to how your type of site runs and where losses usually happen.
Offices and Commercial Buildings
Reception and visitor control, staff-only areas, after-hours access, and who holds the keys.
Warehouses and Logistics Yards
Loading bays, stockrooms, boundary lighting, and how goods leave the site.
Retail and Shops
Cash points, opening and closing routines, stock loss, and camera blind spots.
Construction Sites
Temporary boundaries, contractor access, material storage, and night guarding.
Estates and Apartment Blocks
Gate routines, barriers, guard reporting, and perimeter fencing.
Institutions and Mixed-Use Buildings
Several tenants or departments, shared entrances, and who is responsible for what.
Is this right for you?
A good fit, or better served by something else.
An audit is only worth paying for when it answers a question a quotation cannot.
This is a good fit if
- You have had a break-in, theft, or loss and want to know how it happened.
- You are about to spend significantly on guards, cameras, or access control and want a plan first.
- You manage a large site or several sites and need one standard across them.
- Management or a board needs written evidence before approving a budget.
You are better served elsewhere if
- You only want prices for specific equipment. Book a free site survey
- You need your yearly statutory fire safety audit. That must be done by an approved fire safety auditor. See Fire Alarm Systems
- You need an IT or cyber security audit. This audit covers physical security only.
FAQs
Common risk audit questions.
Still have a question?
Talk to our operations team directly on WhatsApp or by phone.
How much does a Corporate Risk Audit cost?
The fee depends on the size of the site, how many sites are included, and what the audit needs to cover. After a short scoping call, you receive the fee and scope in writing before anything is scheduled.
How does the fee credit work?
If you hire Urban Eye for any of the recommended work within 90 days of receiving your report, the full audit fee is credited against that work.
How long does the report take?
For a single site, the written report is delivered within 5 working days of the site inspection. For several sites, the delivery date is set in your written scope.
Do we have to use Urban Eye for the recommended work?
No. The report is yours. You can use it with Urban Eye, another installer, or your current guard company.
Is the report confidential?
Yes. The report, photos, and findings belong to your company and are shared only with the people you authorise.
How is this different from the free site survey?
The free site survey works out what equipment you need and what it will cost. The audit looks at where your site is exposed, including gaps equipment will not fix, such as guard routines and key control, and ranks what to fix first.