Astro Protective Services
Tesla patrol security
Electric patrol vehicles that cover your California property quietly, record every round, log each visit at the front desk, and send your management team a daily report.
Patrol coverage you can actually verify.
Most patrol complaints come down to one question: did anyone actually show up? APS answers it with recorded rounds, time-stamped checkpoints, a signed front desk log, and a written daily report — the same evidence your board, owner, or insurer asks for after an incident.
From patrol to your inbox
1. Tesla patrol arrives
A marked Tesla patrol unit runs your property on a randomized schedule — gates, garages, pool decks, dumpsters, vacant units, and any hot spot your management team flags.
2. The vehicle records the round
Onboard cameras record the patrol route and each stop, so a disputed incident can be reviewed instead of argued. Clips are retained for your incident file.
3. Front desk logs everything
At the front desk the officer logs arrival and departure times, checkpoints cleared, visitors, deliveries, maintenance issues, and any incident — all in one record tied to your property.
4. Daily report to the client
Every patrol entry rolls into a daily report for your management team, and the full history stays visible in your APS client portal.
The front desk keeps the record
A Tesla patrol unit is stationed at the front desk between rounds so the officer on duty can watch camera feeds, receive resident and tenant reports, and record each event as it happens. Nothing waits until the end of the week — the log is written while the detail is fresh, and management sees it the next morning.
Arrival and departure times for every patrol round
Checkpoints cleared versus checkpoints scheduled
Visitors, vendors, deliveries, and access exceptions
Incidents, maintenance hazards, and police contacts
Why a Tesla patrol unit
Runs all shift on electricity
No fuel stops and no idling costs, so patrol hours go to your property instead of the pump — one reason APS can hold a $35/hour starting rate.
Quiet approach
A near-silent vehicle reaches a garage level or back alley before anyone hears it coming, which matters for catching after-hours activity in progress.
Cameras on every side
Built-in multi-camera recording plus sentry-style monitoring while parked gives you footage of the lot, not just a written note.
Tracked, time-stamped rounds
Each patrol carries GPS and time stamps, so you can prove the property was covered when an owner, insurer, or board asks.
See your patrol log in the client portal
Signed-in clients open the Tesla patrol log tab to see each visit: date, property, vehicle, patrol window, checkpoints completed, incidents, whether the front desk entry was filed, and whether the daily report has gone out. Reports and invoices for the same property sit in the same portal.