Whatever you have. Serial or VIN numbers, titles or purchase records, photographs, rental or loan agreements, GPS or telematics data, insurance information, and the names of anyone with access. A police report number helps. If heavy equipment is involved, filing a free theft report with the National Equipment Register alongside your police report widens the net at no cost to you. If you are missing some of this, we can still start.

Yes. Stolen vehicles, trailers, construction and heavy equipment, and fleet assets are among the most common asset recovery cases we handle. We locate the property, document it thoroughly, and support lawful recovery through the appropriate parties. We do not seize property ourselves, and any investigator who tells you otherwise is not being straight with you. What we do is build the case that makes lawful recovery possible.

Vehicles, trailers, boats and watercraft, RVs and motorcycles, construction and agricultural equipment, cargo, business inventory, and commercial property. As a general rule, if it carries a title, a VIN, or a serial number, it is traceable. For vehicles, you can run the VIN yourself against the free NICB VINCheck database before you ever call us. Unmarked property is harder but not automatically hopeless, and we will tell you which category yours falls into during the consultation.

Most begin within 24 hours of engagement. We move fast on these because property in motion is easier to follow than property that has already been sold, parted out, or moved across state lines.

Yes. You’ll receive a detailed investigative report outlining our findings, supporting documentation, photographs when available, and information that may assist attorneys, insurance companies, or law enforcement.

Absolutely. Every investigation is handled with professionalism, discretion, and strict confidentiality.

Yes. A significant share of our asset recovery work comes from businesses, fleet operators, equipment rental companies, and insurance carriers who need independent investigative support on a loss or a claim.

It happens, and we would rather say so than sell you something we cannot deliver. Some property is moved, altered, or destroyed before an investigation begins. Even then, a documented investigation often has real value, because it can support an insurance claim, a police report, or a civil case that would otherwise stall. We will give you a realistic assessment up front rather than after you have spent money.