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Home Security Staff
Are you looking for experienced security personnel who can protect your family, estate and assets while fitting in with your lifestyle? Nannies Matter has over two decades of experience matching clients with professional home security staff who understand the demands of private households and estates.
Operating throughout the Home Counties, we offer high-quality security services delivered by fully vetted and SIA (Security Industry Authority) licensed staff. We take care of the recruitment process from start to finish, saving you the time and stress of sifting through unsuitable candidates. Whether you require discreet home security officers, close protection or a residential team, we’ll recommend trusted professionals to meet your exact security requirements.
We understand every household has different priorities. That’s why we offer bespoke security solutions designed around your property, schedule and preferences.
To speak to us about your private security needs, call our friendly team on 07736 337065 or complete our online contact form and we will be in touch.

Why Choose Nannies Matter?
At Nannies Matter, we specialise in supplying security personnel to households, families and private estates. Many of the professionals we recommend are from military and police backgrounds and have extensive experience in the UK security industry.
Our clients benefit from:
- Peace of mind: every candidate is professionally vetted, with valid SIA licences and experience in security roles.
- Tailored service: we match clients with individuals who meet specific home security requirements, including site patrolling, incident response and protection of property or high-value assets.
- Professionalism: our security personnel are discreet, presentable and trained in conflict resolution, incident management and safeguarding.
- Flexibility: security professionals can also support duties such as chauffeuring, general maintenance or supervising events on-site.
What are the Responsibilities of Home Security Staff?
Professional security staff offer a strong visible deterrent to potential intruders and deliver vital protection for clients, homes, families and valuables. Our carefully selected professionals are trained in a wide range of skills that meet the demands of modern security work, including:
- Patrolling the estate and monitoring entry points.
- Responding to alarms and investigating any unusual activity.
- Observing and managing visitor access to the site.
- Logging and reporting any incidents or irregularities.
- Liaising with police or emergency services when necessary.
- Answering calls or enquiries during duty hours.
- Identifying, detaining and removing intruders.
- Operating and monitoring CCTV and other security systems.
- Coordinating safety responses and evacuation procedures.
- Protecting valuable assets such as vehicles, art or cash.
- Delivering a discreet and confidential service in residential settings.
Our professionals stay up to date with training in physical intervention, conflict management and safety awareness. Many also have experience supporting businesses, private events and high-net-worth individuals.
If you require extended protection or 24-hour support, we can advise on staffing a full security team to secure your site around the clock.
What Hours Do Home Security Staff Typically Work?
Security staff typically work between 20 and 60 hours per week, depending on your security requirements. For continuous coverage, including overnight protection and weekend support, we can help you recruit a full team of security professionals to meet the demand.
FAQs About Hiring Home Security Staff
Do home security staff need a licence?
Yes - anyone working in private security roles such as door supervision, CCTV operation or guarding duties must hold a valid SIA licence. This includes security guards, security officers and close protection staff. All candidates recommended by Nannies Matter are fully vetted and SIA-licensed, meaning they meet the entry requirements to work legally in the UK’s private security industry.
What qualifications or skills do they have?
Our professionals often hold qualifications in security operations, door supervision, CCTV monitoring or conflict resolution. Many have backgrounds in the police or military service. We only work with individuals who demonstrate the ability to manage incidents professionally, respond under pressure and communicate clearly with clients, visitors and emergency services.
Can security staff help with other duties?
While their primary role is to secure your property and respond to risks, many home security staff also assist with driving, household maintenance or supporting events. Their flexibility and professionalism make them valuable members of the household team. If you're looking for this kind of flexible support, speak to our team and we will use this information to find you the ideal candidate.
How do I hire through Nannies Matter?
We make the process straightforward and accessible. Contact us to tell us about your household, property or site, and we’ll guide you through a checklist of your specific requirements. From there, we’ll shortlist candidates with relevant experience, qualifications and the right personality to suit your family and estate. We also advise on pay, working hours and team set-up if needed.
Will the security staff have a criminal record check?
All the professionals we source for our clients undergo thorough vetting, including criminal record checks, to verify they are legally able and suitable to work in the private security industry. We only recommend individuals with a clean record and a proven background in professional security work.
Contact Us
If you’d like to speak to us about your home security needs, get in touch today to arrange a confidential consultation. We’ll work with you to develop a security plan that fits your lifestyle, location and property.
Call 07736 337065 or fill in our contact form to get started. Our team is available Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, and we’re happy to respond out of hours if that’s more convenient for you.