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Castle Branch, Inc.
Phone: 888.723.4263
Fax: 910.815.3881

Investigative Services

The Castle Branch Investigative Group (TCBIG) recognizes that 21st century businesses face a new and heightened responsibility to assess risks and address security. TCBIG is committed to providing businesses with the tools to protect human, physical, financial, and intellectual assets.


Whether implementing preventative measures or resolving crisis situations, TCBIG is committed to ensuring the safety of business communities. The thorough analysis of risk factors, and the implementation of measures to interdict or resolve imminent dangers, are the cornerstones of our mission.


TCBIG provides the intelligence businesses need to make critical and safe corporate decisions. Using the latest investigative research techniques and security equipment, TCBIG ensures a safe, secure, and productive work environment.


The Castle Branch Investigative Group redefines traditional investigative techniques to serve the modern day needs of the business community. TCBIG offers an effective and confidential means of responding to a wide variety of sensitive issues. Custom designed services guarantee an efficient solution to any problem.


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The first two months of employment, Brad had worked out well as shift supervisor. One day, Barbara received an anonymous note accusing Brad of selling drugs at work. Before confronting Brad, Barbara decided to conduct a more extensive background investigation. The first background investigation determined that he had no records in the county courthouse but she wanted to make sure that he was clear in other areas. A search of the federal district court revealed a mail fraud violation from three years ago. Brad spent a year in federal prison for selling drugs via the mail. Since he had indicated on his application that he had never been convicted of any offense, Barbara then had the right and responsibility to let him go.