Allied Universal Expands Southeast Footprint with Acquisition of Pinnacle Security

April 24, 2025

Allied Universal, the global leader in security and facility services, today announced the acquisition of Pinnacle Security, further strengthening its presence in the southeastern United States.

Founded in 2014, Pinnacle Security operates out of Atlanta and New Orleans and delivers a comprehensive suite of protective services, including mobile patrols, security consulting, executive and personal protection, as well as risk and threat assessment.

“Our acquisition strategy remains laser-focused on partners whose offerings complement and enhance our own,” said Steve Jones, Global Chairman and CEO of Allied Universal. “Pinnacle’s proven track record and regional expertise make them an ideal addition to our platform. Together, we will accelerate innovation, expand service capabilities, and drive value for our clients.”

Chad Perez, Founder and CEO of Pinnacle Security, added, “Over the past decade, we’ve built our reputation on delivering exceptional security solutions. Joining forces with Allied Universal provides us with the scale and resources to elevate our service standards and support our clients even more effectively.”

The integration of Pinnacle Security into Allied Universal’s national network will begin immediately, ensuring uninterrupted service for existing Pinnacle clients while unlocking new growth opportunities across the region.

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