Situations where Bel Air families ask
- A specific threat. Harassment, a stalker, a public dispute or a threat tied to the family’s work.
- After a nearby incident. A set period of heightened coverage while the household reviews its routines.
- High-value items. Collections, events with valuables on display, or a move of items in or out of the home.
- Travel and staff changes. Coverage while the family is away or the household staff is changing.
Part of a larger plan
An armed officer at the gate is one layer. Depending on the risk, LDG can pair it with executive protection in Bel Air for the family’s movements, secure transport, or Off-Duty Police Officers for a larger gathering. When the risk eases, coverage can step down to security guards in Bel Air without changing the people you know.
Discretion
Officers are briefed on household staff, neighbors and visitors, and on how to stay present without drawing attention to the house. Post orders spell out what the officer does, what the officer does not do, and who gets the call when something needs a law enforcement response.
Scheduling and quotes
Armed coverage in Bel Air is usually set for a defined period, for overnight hours or around specific events, and reviewed with the family as the situation changes. Pricing depends on the hours, the number of officers and how long the assignment runs; longer agreements usually cost less per hour, and last-minute requests (less than 7 days’ notice) carry an upcharge. Published hourly ranges for armed and unarmed officers are on our rates page. Request a consultation, or call or text (442) 288-6642.
California requires every security guard to hold a guard card from the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services, and LDG works under PPO License #122869. For the service across the county, see armed security guards in Los Angeles; for every service in the area, see our Bel Air & Brentwood page.