Dallas, TX · Dallas County
Surveillance trailer rental in Dallas
Dallas construction doesn’t slow down — and neither does jobsite theft. From infill projects around the Design District and the Cedars to industrial corridors along Stemmons Freeway and the inland port growth in southern Dallas County, sites here combine high material values with easy freeway access for whoever is loading the truck. That combination is exactly what SiteFortress360 units are built to break up.
We deploy solar-powered AI surveillance trailers and portable towers anywhere in Dallas — no site power, no internet, no permanent installation. The AI on each unit detects people and vehicles in your configured zones in real time, records locally, and deters on the spot with strobe, siren and talk-down audio. Dallas is deep inside our 50-mile DFW service radius, so deployment scheduling is fast.
Pricing is public: the Mini tower at $695/month, the SiteFortress 360 trailer at $995/month, the PTZ Pro at $1,695/month — setup fees waived with a 6-month agreement.
What we secure in Dallas
- Construction sites
Infill, multifamily and commercial builds across the urban core
- Warehouses
Stemmons/I-35E and southern-sector distribution yards
- Parking lots
Event, medical-district and commercial lots
- Car dealerships
Lots along the LBJ and Central Expressway corridors
Which system fits Dallas sites?
Most Dallas deployments run the SiteFortress 360 — one trailer covers a typical urban site, and it relocates as phases progress. Tight infill lots take the Mini; large distribution yards step up to the PTZ Pro.
Dallas questions
How much does a surveillance trailer cost in Dallas?
SiteFortress360 pricing in Dallas is the same transparent rate as everywhere in our DFW service area: $695/month (Mini tower), $995/month (SiteFortress 360 trailer) or $1,695/month (PTZ Pro), plus a one-time $299–$699 deployment fee waived with a 6-month agreement. 24/7 monitoring, LPR, Starlink, gate control and drone awareness are optional add-ons.
Do you cover sites inside the urban core?
Yes — the Mini tower was designed partly for tight urban lots where a trailer doesn’t fit. It moves by forklift, sits inside your fence line, and needs no power drop from the street.
Protect your Dallas site
Tell us about your site — we’ll recommend the right unit and get you a transparent quote the same day.