A local starting point for the right conversation.
AES’s office is at 6066 Leesburg Pike, Suite 930, Falls Church, Virginia. To discuss a proposed assignment, start with the address or general location, the type of property, and the service you need to explore.
Virginia is not one uniform operating area. A request in Northern Virginia may involve different travel, staffing, and coordination considerations from one elsewhere in the state. Availability must be confirmed for the actual property rather than assumed from this page.
Choose the service around the work.
For a defined onsite role, start with security officers. For roving coverage, review mobile patrol. A fixed position and a patrol visit answer different questions about presence and responsibility.
Retail property teams can use shopping-center security. Developers and contractors should start with construction-site security, including the current project phase and proposed dates.
Make multi-property requirements easier to compare.
For a portfolio, provide a separate summary of each building or site. The property type, operating schedule, existing staff, and decision-maker may differ even when the owner is the same.
Ask how each role would be defined and reviewed. Comparing only a headline price can hide differences in scope. The company selection guide offers a way to organize the questions without assuming every proposal includes the same work.
Keep the location and the assignment together.
A venue inquiry should include the event date and organizer; a construction request should identify the project stage; a residential request should identify the association or management contact. This context helps turn a general request into a useful first discussion.
For communities, see HOA and community patrol. For a scheduled occasion, use event security. Avoid sending resident lists, access codes, or sensitive site information through a public form.
Confirm scope before planning around it.
A website enquiry is not a booking or a promise of immediate deployment. Confirm the service, dates, applicable requirements, and point of contact directly with AES before relying on an arrangement.
Use Northern Virginia security for a more focused property-planning overview around the Falls Church office. For work across state lines, review the service-area directory and keep each proposed location distinct.
Before you enquire.
Is service automatically available everywhere in Virginia?
No. Share the actual location, service, and dates so AES can confirm availability and the requirements for the proposed assignment.
Where is the AES office?
6066 Leesburg Pike, Suite 930, Falls Church, VA 22041. Contact AES before making an office visit.
Can I submit a request covering several Virginia sites?
Yes. Describe each location and schedule separately so the scope and feasibility can be reviewed.
