What is surveillance?

Surveillance is the practice of monitoring and observing a person, a physical location or a vehicle and documenting those observations for future use, through detailed written reports which includes a variety of video recordings and photographs.

What are the benefits of an investigation/surveillance?

Evidence obtained through professional and well documented surveillance can often provide the airtight and irrefutable evidence needed to prove or disprove a suspicion.

Are you an experienced investigator?

Yes.  Our Director/Principal Investigator has over 20 years Investigation experience including10 years Policing experience including working in a specialist investigation unit carrying out complex, protracted investigations and covert operations.  He also is one of the most qualified Private Investigators in Country Victoria as holds a Certificate III in Investigation, Certificate IV in Government Investigations, Certificate IV in Security & Risk Management and a Diploma of Public Safety.

Do you operate within the law?

Yes. Galvic Investigative Services operates in accordance with State and Federal Laws and Acts of Parliament.  This means there are no legal ramifications to you as a client and that all evidence obtained is legal and admissible in a Court of Law.  We also hold the requisite insurances required to protect ourselves and our clients from potential litigation.

How much does it cost?

As every investigation has so many variables to take into consideration, Galvic Investigative Services prefers to speak to each of our clients in order to collect as much information as possible to provide our clients with a more comprehensive quote for their specific requirements.  Half day (4 hours) surveillance investigation starts at $400 and a full day investigation (8 hours) starts at $700 (Prices include GST).

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We offer Charge Out Centres of Shepparton, Bendigo, Wodonga and Melbourne GPO to make investigations more cost effective for our clients.

Please don't hesitate to call us to discuss your investigative requirements.