Remote yard and warehouse security in Burlington

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Industrial parks along the QEW and North Service Road

Burlington's industrial land runs along the QEW and North Service Road, with Highway 403 and the 407 close by. Nearly 400 advanced manufacturing companies operate in the city, and life sciences and biomedical firms employ more than 7,000 people. Appleby Industrial Park, a two-building, 447,000-square-foot development on North Service Road near Appleby Line, sits with QEW exposure, and Palladium Prosperity Park, a new 178,000-square-foot building, backs directly onto Highway 407. Trucks, trailers and tow operators move through this corridor at all hours.

That traffic has included more than ordinary theft. On February 26, 2026, Halton Regional Police and Burlington Fire responded to a fire at about 2:45 a.m. involving a tow truck parked on Morris Drive near Harvester Road; the truck was hauling a flatbed trailer loaded with an orange Hitachi excavator, and both the cab and the excavator were fully engulfed before police ruled it arson, with three suspects seen nearby in a dark pickup truck. Across Halton Region, police logged 1,120 auto thefts in 2025, still well above the 872 recorded in 2021 (a Halton Region figure, not Burlington alone). For a Burlington yard, equipment left on a trailer overnight is as much at risk as the vehicle hauling it.

Sigma watches Burlington yards and lots the way a fenced property needs: every camera live, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. AI person and vehicle detection flags anyone near parked trucks, trailers or equipment after hours, an agent verifies it on live video, gives a live, instant talk-down through the site's speakers and calls police and your contacts if the person stays. Yard Operations adds truck and trailer logs, damage inspections and parking reports for what's left on the lot overnight.

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