We are experts at Surveillance
We know what you need to get your claims settled.
Verify our work
Verify the quality of our work by sending an email to Doug Bagwell of Carr Allison Law Firm DBagwell@Carrallison.com.
Verify our work
Verify the quality of our work by sending an email to Insurance Claim’s Manager Linda Savage Lsavage@chevron.com.
Free 48 Stories
48 Short Stories of a Private Investigator is about cases I worked on. I also tell a few short stories of my youth growing up. I worked surveillance and investigations when I owned my PI agency. The 48 stories are true. I just changed the names and locations.
Owners:
- Noel Eub
- Brandon Fairley
Surveillance
$100/hr
We use an 8, 10, or 12-hour Surveillance day
- 8-hour day from 6 AM – 2 PM $800
- 10-hour day from 6 AM – 4 PM $1,000
- 12-hour day from 6 AM – 6 PM $1,200
You choose the number of days and the number of hours.
A second surveillance PI is available at $50/hr.
Investigations
$100/hr
Just tell us what you want to be investigated.
Background Checks
$300/flat fee
- Know who you are hiring.
- Make sure applicants are who they claim to be.
- Help protect your company, your employees, your clients, and your family.
- Any criminal record? Find out for sure.
Locates
$600/flat fee
We can help locate missing persons.
Witness Statements
$600/flat fee
The idea is that the witness will provide factual information about the situation or persons involved so that the judge or mediator can make a better-informed decision on the matter. These statements are most common in child custody, divorce, and settlement cases.
No charge for travel. Our coverage area is all of the state of Mississippi, and Mobile, AL.
We will travel farther if needed.
Surveillance is the art of waiting. If you wait long enough, your subject will be active.
Examples of our Surveillance
The claimant alleges he is 100% disabled and can never work again.
While under surveillance, we videoed him working as a mechanic.
He is being paid cash under the table at his brother’s service garage.
The female claimant stated she could not drive. The insurance company was paying for the woman’s taxi rides to and from all medical appointments, plus to her place of employment & back home which was located 10 miles away.
The investigators document the claimant in the morning being driven by a taxi to her place of employment. Then at 5 pm, the taxi would drive the woman back to her residence.
At 6:30 pm, our crew documented the woman driving her own vehicle to different clothing stores.
The insurance company stopped the free taxi rides based on our video.