Our covert intelligence gathering services provide discrete and confidential information collection for sensitive property disputes and complex investigations. We employ advanced surveillance techniques and human intelligence methods to gather critical information without detection.

From property boundary disputes to complex corporate investigations, our covert operations help clients obtain the information they need while maintaining complete confidentiality. We work with legal professionals to ensure all intelligence gathering activities are conducted within legal parameters.

How does Remington Hall's covert intelligence gathering help?

Data can take a case so far, and sometimes you need expertise to provide additional evidence.

Not only does Remington Hall provide specialist and meaningful intelligence reports for cases such as Tenancy Fraud that the UK's social housing providers have come to rely on, they also conduct covert intelligence gathering and obtain exclusive evidence from local human sources.

Remington Hall can establish:

• A fraudsters daily routine
• That a fraudster leaves a property in the morning, and returns every evening - showing residence and consistency
• The duration of physical residence at a property - often very different to the scenario that their digital footprint may suggest.

If you do not have critical intelligence from local human sources, you may have wide gaps in your intelligence picture.

Remington Hall fill those intelligence gaps for the UK's social housing providers.

This is why the social housing providers all across the UK rely on Remington Hall to provide a multi-stage, comprehensive and unparalleled investigation service that allows them to recover their abused social housing stock.

• Location Specific Covert Intelligence Gathering
• Local Human Source Covert Interrogation
• Identification of Other Local Sources and Interrogation
• Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Operations and Source Development
• Technical Surveillance and Electronic Monitoring
• Undercover Operations and Infiltration Techniques
• Physical Surveillance
• Remote Access Electronic Surveillance