About CPS Security
CPS is a security service provider based at Padstow Street, New Redruth, servicing the greater Alberton, including Brackenhurst, Brackendowns, Germiston, and Johannesburg South areas. CPS is the solution our community needs, and we will do exactly what our name says, achieving the highest success rate in combating crime. We partner with Tracker, Vuma Cam, ER24, and police forums to enhance our crime-fighting efforts.
CPS Security’s main objective is to provide a customised, proactive security solutions for the greater Alberton areas, including 24-hour armed response, 24-hour patrolling, 24-hour guarding services, technical services, specialised services, a tactical team, control centre operations, and VIP protection & armed escorts, all supported by excellent customer service.
Best Security Service in Alberton
Backed up by the local authories, such as the SAPS and EMPD, CPS Security has become a trusted household name in Alberton & Germiston, criminals are threatened by our highly effective proactive patrols and hence this has made a force to be reckoned with in Alberton.
CPS Security’s main objective is to provide a customised, pro-active security solution to protect greater Alberton areas, which includes guarding, 24 hour armed response, 24 hour patrolling and security installations supported by excellent customer service.
CPS Security currently services
the following area's
- Alberante
- Alberton North
- Albertsdal
- Albermarle Ext
- Alrode
- Bassonia
- Brackenhurst
- Brackendowns
- Castleview
- Dinwiddie
- Elandshaven
- Elise Hof
- Florentia
- General Alberts Park
- Germiston
- Glenvista
- Glenanda
- Liefde En Vrede
- Mayberry Park
- Meyersdal
- New Market
- New Redruth
- Raceview
- Randhart
- South Crest
- Verwoerdpark
- Tulisa Park
- Union
If you see something
Say Something
Simply call in with your anonymous tip-off, of fill in our anonymous tip-off form, we will not expect any personal details from you whatsoever. We are available 24/7.
More than 18 000 house robberies are committed in South Africa every year.
Drive through any city in South Africa and you cannot help noticing the vast array of signs proclaiming alarm systems and armed patrols, together with the rampart-like walls, the electrified fences and lights, and snarling guard dog signs – all attesting to a nation battling to cope with a very high rate of violent crime. People in their homes ought to have greater control over their lives than they do anywhere else, but in South Africa most people do not feel safe at home. It is not only robberies that are threatening the sanctity of our homes, more than 68% of car hijackings happen in our driveways.