Surveillance Trailer Rental in San Antonio, TX.Monitored from San Antonio.

Rates are quoted per site and depend on the rental term, the monitoring hours you want covered, the camera configuration and site conditions. Alamo quotes in writing the same business day, and the quote includes delivery, setup, cellular service, monitoring and pickup. Rentals are month to month with no long-term contract; committed terms lower the monthly rate. Call (210) 625-6575 for a number for your site.

Within 48 hours anywhere in the San Antonio metro and up to about 100 miles out, and often sooner inside Bexar County. Setup takes under an hour: a technician places the trailer, raises the mast, aims the cameras and confirms the link to the monitoring center before leaving.

It is live-monitored. When analytics detect a person or vehicle on site after hours, an operator at our UL-listed, TMA Five Diamond certified central station in San Antonio looks at the live video, verifies the threat, speaks to the intruder through the trailer speaker, activates the strobes and dispatches police if they do not leave. You also get alerts and live view in an app. Self-monitored (app only) rentals are available at a lower rate if that is all you need.

No. The trailer is solar powered with a lithium battery bank that carries it through nights and cloudy stretches, and it connects over 4G LTE cellular. There is nothing to plug in, trench or wire. On a very shaded site we can discuss supplemental power.

Generally no. A trailer parked on private property you own or control, on a job site, or in a private lot does not require a City of San Antonio permit. Placement in a public right-of-way or on city property is a different matter and we will tell you if a site falls into that category. Trailers are not alarm systems, so the alarm permit that applies to a monitored alarm does not apply here.

Month to month, with a short written rental agreement that covers the equipment and the monitoring. There is no multi-year contract. If you know the project runs six or twelve months, a committed term gets you a lower monthly rate, and you can extend or end a rental with notice.

Yes. Relocating the trailer on the same property is part of the service, and we will reposition it as the laydown yard, the fence line or the phase of construction moves. Moving it to a different site is quoted as a new delivery.

The cameras use infrared and low-light sensors, so night is when the trailer does most of its work. The trailer is built for Texas weather: the mast is lowered for high-wind events, the electronics are sealed, and the battery bank is sized for cloudy days. If a trailer ever goes offline, monitoring sees it and a San Antonio technician is dispatched.

Rental is the right answer for most sites because the need is temporary and the equipment, cellular, cloud and monitoring are bundled. If you have a permanent need, such as a yard or lot that will always be open, we will quote a purchase with monitoring, or design a permanent camera system instead.

We pick the trailer up. If the finished building needs cameras, access control or an alarm, the same Alamo crew installs the permanent system and the same San Antonio central station monitors it, so there is no gap between the trailer leaving and the building being protected.

Yes. We cover roughly 100 miles around San Antonio, including New Braunfels, Seguin, San Marcos, Boerne, Kerrville, Floresville, Pleasanton, Hondo and the Eagle Ford area, plus sites along the I-35 corridor to Austin. Our Austin and Houston technicians service trailers in those metros.

Yes. Our pole-mounted active deterrent kit uses the same PTZ cameras, strobe, talk-down speaker, cellular router and live monitoring as the trailer, mounted to a pole, wall or container on your site. Kits cost less than a trailer and several kits can cover a large or spread-out site. Many customers run a trailer and kits together, and kits can stay on as part of the permanent camera system when construction ends.