Common Bel Air posts
- Estate gate and motor court. One officer at the main entrance who knows the household staff, the regular vendors and the guest list for the day.
- Remodels and new builds. Bel Air has a steady stream of large renovations. An officer controls who enters a site that sits next to occupied homes and keeps a log for the builder.
- Travel coverage. A posted officer while the family is away, coordinated with house staff and any alarm company.
- Private gatherings. Parking, valet coordination and guest-list checks for dinners and fundraisers at the house.
Hillside roads and fire season
Many Bel Air streets are narrow and steep, with limited parking. Part of a post order here is simply traffic: where vendors park, how guests are dropped off, and how to keep the road open for neighbors and emergency vehicles. During red flag warnings, officers are briefed on the household’s evacuation plan, who to call and which gate stays clear.
Unarmed, armed or off-duty?
Most Bel Air estate posts are a good fit for a licensed unarmed officer. When a family faces a specific threat, we can discuss armed security guards in Bel Air or executive protection in Bel Air for a set period. Off-Duty Police Officers are available for larger events.
Scheduling and quotes
Bel Air schedules range from a single overnight post to full-time estate coverage, travel weeks and one-night events. Pricing depends on the hours, the number of officers and the length of the assignment. Longer service agreements usually cost less per hour, and requests with less than 7 days’ notice carry an upcharge. Our published hourly ranges are on the rates page, and every quote is confirmed before service. 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 security guards in Los Angeles; for every service in the area, see our Bel Air & Brentwood page.