Private Investigations in Greensboro, NC

Greensboro sits at the center of the Triad, and so do many of the disputes we are asked to untangle. A parent in Summerfield worried about what happens on weekend visits, a manufacturer near Piedmont Triad International Airport questioning an injury claim, an attorney who needs a witness who left town after graduation: each needs a private investigator in Greensboro who works carefully and within the law. 360 Protection Group is based in the Charlotte area and serves clients throughout Guilford County.

Start with a confidential call to (704) 618-1811.

Guilford County Matters for a Greensboro Private Investigator

Greensboro is the Guilford County seat, and the courthouse downtown handles a heavy volume of family, civil, and criminal matters for one of the state’s most populous counties. Custody and divorce cases make up a large share of what we see. When a marriage ends, North Carolina requires a year of living separate and apart before an absolute divorce, and questions about what happened before the separation date can affect claims your attorney may bring, including alienation of affection.

The city’s economy creates other kinds of work. Hospitals, several colleges and universities including UNC Greensboro and North Carolina A&T, trucking and distribution along Interstates 40 and 85, and aviation businesses clustered near the airport all generate employment disputes, injury claims, and internal questions. We also help families and attorneys find people, because a college town sees former students, roommates, and tenants scatter quickly after a semester ends.

Investigation Services for Greensboro

• Custody and visitation records: Objective documentation of supervision, living conditions, and whether an order is being followed.
• Pre-separation infidelity evidence: Lawful surveillance focused on the period that matters most for North Carolina family claims.
• Former students and short-term residents: Skip tracing for witnesses and debtors who left Greensboro once their lease or semester ended.
• Freight and warehouse injury claims: Activity checks on workers’ compensation claimants from distribution and trucking operations.
• Criminal defense investigations: Witness canvassing, interviews, and evidence review for Triad defense attorneys through our criminal investigation services.
• Background checks on people and companies: Research into a prospective partner, landlord, or investor before you commit.
• Missing persons: Coordinated search efforts that support police work. Details are on our missing persons page.

Our Process, Step by Step

1. Confidential consultation: We learn the facts you have and tell you what investigation can and cannot accomplish.
2. Case strategy and estimate: You approve a written plan and budget before we begin.
3. Investigation: Our team conducts surveillance, interviews, and records research, keeping you informed as findings develop.
4. Review of findings: We walk you or your attorney through what we found and what it does and does not show.
5. Final documentation: A written report with photos, video, and records suitable for your legal team.

A fuller explanation is in our guide to what happens during an investigation.

Everything we do is lawful under North Carolina rules. We will not hack devices or accounts, install unlawful trackers on vehicles, or rely on false identities that could put your case at risk. Evidence gathered correctly is evidence that stands up.

Experience Behind the Work

Our founder and lead investigator, Jaymes Holden, has more than 30 years of combined law enforcement and private investigation experience, and our team includes licensed investigators and former law enforcement officers. That background shapes how we handle Greensboro cases: we know what a courtroom expects from a witness, how an attorney will use a report, and which shortcuts create problems later. It also means we are comfortable telling a client when the facts point somewhere they did not expect.

We also respect the limits of our role. An investigator gathers and documents facts; your attorney decides how to use them. We will never promise a particular outcome, but we will give you an honest account of what we found and what we did not.

Greensboro and the Surrounding Triad

We work throughout Guilford County, including Jamestown, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, Pleasant Garden, Gibsonville, Browns Summit, McLeansville, and Stokesdale, and we regularly take cases in Forsyth, Alamance, and Randolph counties. Leads that go farther are followed by the same investigators.

Greensboro Investigation Questions

Do you cover all of Guilford County, including High Point?

Yes. Guilford County has courthouses in both Greensboro and High Point, and we prepare findings for attorneys in either location.

Can you locate a witness who attended one of Greensboro’s universities and then moved away?

Often, yes. We combine records research with fieldwork to track people who have left the area, including across state lines. Results depend on the information available, and we will tell you what to expect up front.

Does the one-year separation rule affect when I should hire an investigator?

It can. Because certain claims depend on conduct before the date of separation, many attorneys prefer that documentation happen early. Talk with your lawyer about timing, and we will work within that plan.

Is my information kept private?

Yes. Your identity, your case details, and our findings are shared only with you and anyone you authorize, such as your attorney.

Who licenses your investigators?

Private investigators in North Carolina must be licensed through the Private Protective Services Board, and our firm holds that licensing.

Take the Next Step in Greensboro

Call 360 Protection Group at (704) 618-1811 or email 360protectiongroup@gmail.com. We will explain your options and help you decide whether an investigation makes sense.