by Corinne Gangloff
November 22, 2019
Guarding revenues reached $29 billion in 2018 and represented 43% of private security service revenues. Guards are valued for their visible, physical presence, which can deter potential crimes. Many end users also prefer not to maintain their own in-house, proprietary security forces due to liability concerns, supporting demand from private providers. These trends and more are analyzed in Private Security Services published by The Freedonia Group.
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US guarding revenues are expected to grow 2.6% per year through 2023, reaching $33 billion. Gains will be supported by:
From 2013 to 2018, guarding revenues matched the pace of the overall security services market, supported by a number of the aforementioned trends. However, guarding is one of the most mature segments of the market and will see among the slowest gains of any segment through 2023.
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