There should be nothing casual about arrangements needed to deter and detect crime at an isolated rural location. The best option is for Goonzquad to engage an experienced independent specialist who is able to holistically analyse all potential threats at the 15 acre site and then is able to plan a comprehensive security system that fulfils all of the many requirements. The Crime Prevention Department of the Chattanooga Police should also be consulted as part of this process, in order to profile current local criminal activities. Furthermore, Goonzquad should converse with their Property Insurance Underwriters to establish requirements of their policies, which may specify certain theft protection measures which are obligatory. I would not advise any property owner to merely commission a 'security' company, however well advertised, or worse, a popular online business, to provide adequate protection in these matters without carrying out thorough research beforehand.

They are floodlights for working in darkness. On many of our rural sites it is not unknown for construction work to have to continue 24/7. Time is money, and we have built many much larger residences than the Goonzquad house in less than six months, from our crew first entering the site to the occupiers receiving the keys and moving in.

@John Stedman they have to learn one way or another. What better way to learn than invest in the equipment yourself. You will more than likely become intimate with it and learn what you like and don't. They seem to have plenty of projects to learn on.

You are correct. It is unthinkable to my Practice that we would ever allow virtually untrained and unlicensed amateurs to operate such potentially hazardous equipment on the projects we are in charge of.