Where Beverly Hills properties use guards
The requests we see most here fall into a few groups, and each one calls for a different kind of officer:
- Estates in the Flats, Trousdale and Beverly Crest. Gate and driveway posts, visitor and vendor check-in, overnight coverage while the family travels, and coverage during renovations when contractors are in and out all day.
- Boutiques and showrooms in the Golden Triangle. A visible officer at the entrance during business hours, help at opening and closing, and an extra officer during holiday weeks and launches.
- Medical, law and wealth-management offices along Wilshire Boulevard. Lobby and front-desk coverage, after-hours checks and access control for suites that handle sensitive records.
- Private events and dinners. Door lists, valet-line coverage and a quiet officer near the entrance so hosts can focus on guests.
How we set up a Beverly Hills post
Every assignment starts with a conversation and, where it helps, a walk of the property. We write post orders in plain language: hours, entry points, who is expected, what to do with someone who is not, and how incidents get reported back to you. Officers are briefed before the first shift, and you have one LDG contact for schedule changes.
Many Beverly Hills clients start with a single officer and add layers as needed: mobile patrol visits overnight, an armed officer for a higher-risk week, or our mobile camera unit on a renovation site. You can see everything we do in the city on our Beverly Hills security page.