Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
Certified CPTED survey assessments for Florida multifamily, commercial and business properties — identifying vulnerabilities and recommending improvements that reduce crime, liability and insurance risk.
Presumption against liability under Florida law
The owner or principal operator of a multifamily residential property of five units or more on a parcel that substantially implements the following security measures has a presumption against liability in connection with criminal acts committed on the premises by third parties who are not employees or agents of the owner or operator.
ALL FLORIDA CPTED provides affordable CPTED survey assessments to business and property owners to identify potential security vulnerabilities and recommend improvements per Florida Statute 768.0706.
Read the statuteFour overlapping principles that reduce crime
- • Natural surveillance
- • Territorial reinforcement
- • Natural access control
- • Maintenance
By implementing CPTED principles, property owners can create a safer and more desirable environment for residents, employees and visitors alike. Our CPTED certified practitioners recommend strategies that enhance security, reduce crime and improve safety in the community environment.
What a CPTED assessment delivers
Reduced Crime Rates
CPTED assessments identify design and layout vulnerabilities so you can deter criminal activity.
Enhanced Security
Recommendations for lighting, access control and other measures make your property harder to target.
Increased Safety for Residents
A safer environment gives residents, tenants and employees peace of mind.
Decreased Risk & Liability
Insurance companies base liability premiums on risk — CPTED can help lower that risk.
7 Security Measures
The Florida statute outlines specific measures multifamily residential property owners should substantially implement for a presumption against liability in certain criminal cases.
Security Cameras
Cameras at entry and exit points, footage retained for at least 30 days.
Parking Lot Lighting
1.8 footcandles per square foot at 18 inches, dusk to dawn.
Window & Door Locks
Locking devices on every window, exterior sliding door and non-community door.
Peephole or Door Viewer
On every dwelling unit door without a window or side glass panel.
Common Area Lighting
Lighting in walkways, laundry rooms, common areas and porches.
Pool Gate Security
A locked pool gate with key or fob access only.
Deadbolt Locks
At least a one-inch deadbolt in every dwelling unit door.
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A CPTED survey along with substantial implementation of the recommended security measures can make your multifamily residential property safer and more attractive to insurers, potentially leading to lower premiums.