About Our Services

Coeus Intelligence provides private investigation agency services for today’s technology-driven world. The business is founded with traditional investigative expertise, and today, we also embrace advanced tools and work with newfound analytical precision. Our goal is always to deliver clarity, truth, and verifiable intelligence to all our clients, while maintaining absolute discretion, ethical transparency, and a results-driven approach.

Who We Are

Coeus is an innovative intelligence-gathering and investigation service provider based in London and Surrey. Our team comprises experienced ex-Metropolitan Police detectives, skilled in proactive operations, missing people, fugitive enquiries, fraud and acquisitive crime.

Our investigators combine years of field experience with the latest digital tools to provide a first class service to our clients. We have a wealth of knowledge to share, gained through providing dependable, well-evidenced outcomes day after day. If you’re looking to hire private investigators, start with the Coeus Intelligence team.

How We Work

Integrity First

Every investigation is guided by the highest of ethical standards and professional accountability.

Cutting Edge

When required, we use the latest advancements in technology to discover insights that would otherwise remain hidden.

Client-Centric

Everything Coeus Intelligence achieves is driven by the client’s requirement.

FAQs

Corporate Due Diligence

A: It helps uncover financial liabilities, legal issues, and reputational risks, enabling informed decision-making before finalising a deal.
A: It includes financial audits, legal checks, ownership verification, compliance assessments, and background checks on directors and shareholders.
A: Depending on the scope, it can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks.

FAQs

High-Level Vetting

A: It’s essential for hiring C-suite executives, investors, board members, or engaging with politically exposed individuals or international clients.
A: It typically includes global sanctions screening, adverse media checks, litigation history, asset verification, and deep web/dark web analysis.
A: Yes, when conducted through regulated and ethical methods, it complies with all data protection regulations.

FAQs

Tracing People

A: Yes, if there's a legitimate interest—such as debt recovery, legal matters, or court proceedings—tracing is legally permissible.
A: It can take hours or several days, depending on available information and the complexity of the case.
A: Investigators use databases, public records, social media, utility searches, and fieldwork to locate individuals.

FAQs

Background Checks

A: It may include identity verification, employment history, education, criminal records, credit reports, and directorship checks.
A: Yes, as long as they comply with GDPR, the Data Protection Act, and are conducted with lawful purpose.
A: Basic checks take 1–3 days; more complex investigations may take up to 7–10 days.
A: Employers, landlords, financial institutions, and legal professionals regularly use background checks to manage risk

FAQs

Process Serving

A: Process serving is the act of delivering legal documents to individuals involved in court proceedings to formally notify them.
A: Yes, in many cases, especially for court proceedings, a professional process server is required to prove that documents were properly delivered.
A: A certificate or affidavit of service is provided, which can be submitted to the court as proof.
A: Skilled process servers use legal techniques and investigative tools to locate and serve evasive individuals. Substituted service may be allowed by court order.

FAQs

Document Serving

A: Document serving covers any delivery of formal papers (legal or otherwise), while process serving is specific to court proceedings.
A: Legal notices, court summons, divorce papers, statutory demands, and contractual notices.
A: Yes, professional servers ensure documents are handled discreetly and in accordance with privacy laws.

FAQs

Environmental Investigation

A: It’s an assessment of land or property to identify contamination, pollution risks, or compliance with environmental regulations.
A: Prior to land acquisition, redevelopment, planning applications, or during corporate mergers involving industrial or commercial property.
A: It includes site history reviews, soil and groundwater testing, risk assessments, and regulatory checks.
A: Yes. They help identify past contamination and potential regulatory breaches that may result in cleanup obligations or fines.

Why Clients Hire Private Investigators
Through Coeus Intelligence

  • Experienced investigatorsExperience & Proven Results
  • Proven case resolution track recordInnovative Methods
  • Strict confidentiality & professionalismClient-Centric Professionalism
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