Some questions need documentation, not guesswork. Global Security’s private investigation practice supports businesses, attorneys, insurers and private clients across Southwest Florida with discreet, well-documented casework — the same discipline our founder’s law-enforcement background demands: facts, sources, and reports that hold up.
What we investigate
- Surveillance. Time-boxed, documented observation for suspected fraud, infidelity, employee matters and activity checks.
- Due diligence. Background research on individuals and companies before contracts, investments or partnerships.
- Internal and insurance matters. Theft, misuse of company property, and claim verification support for employers and carriers.
- Locates and interviews. Finding people who need finding, and conducting interviews with proper documentation.
- Incident reconstruction. Statement gathering and timeline building after thefts, injuries or disputes on properties we protect — or ones we don’t.
How cases are run
Every engagement starts with a written scope: the question to be answered, the methods we will use, what is lawful in Florida, and what the deliverable is. You receive regular status updates and a final report organized for whatever comes next — a board decision, a claim, or a courtroom. Cases run by our investigators can draw on our guard and camera infrastructure when a matter involves a protected property.
If you are an attorney, a business owner or an individual in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples or elsewhere in Southwest Florida, call us and describe the situation plainly. We will tell you what can and cannot be done legally, what it costs, and what a realistic outcome looks like before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Is everything you do legal?
We operate within Florida law and tell clients up front which methods are permitted and which are not. Our value is lawful, documented work — not shortcuts.
Will the subject know they are being investigated?
Cases are run discreetly, and we discuss confidentiality expectations with you before work begins. Surveillance is conducted from positions and in patterns designed to avoid detection.
What do I receive at the end of a case?
A written report with dates, observations, sources and supporting material, organized for your intended use — legal, insurance or internal decision-making.
How much does an investigation cost?
It depends on the scope and hours required. After a short consultation we quote the engagement in writing so there are no surprises.