Security guard services in Orange County from CAL Security Group: unarmed officers licensed by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) for gated communities, Irvine office campuses, north county industrial blocks and beach-city retail, from Brea and Buena Park down the I-5 to San Clemente.
North Orange County, meaning Anaheim, Fullerton, Buena Park, Brea and Santa Ana, holds the older industrial tracts, the Anaheim Resort district and the stadium and arena area of the Platinum Triangle. The middle of the county is Irvine, Costa Mesa and Tustin: office campuses, research parks and large retail centers. South county, from Aliso Viejo and Laguna Niguel to San Clemente, is mostly planned residential communities with shopping centers along the way.
The coast runs on its own calendar. Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Seal Beach and Dana Point fill up on summer weekends, with beach-lot parking pressure and late nights around the harbors, then go quiet in winter, when empty rentals and closed storefronts matter more.
Coverage built for a county of HOAs, office parks, hotels and beach towns, where most posts deal with residents, tenants and visitors more than freight.
Gatehouse, lobby and front-desk posts for guard-gated communities, Irvine office campuses and medical buildings.
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Overnight drive-through checks for HOAs and business parks, including permit checks and fire-lane rounds where guest parking is always short.
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Front-desk officers for office towers near John Wayne Airport and luxury apartment buildings in Irvine and Newport Beach.
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Floor and door presence for stores and shopping centers in Costa Mesa, Brea, Huntington Beach and Irvine.
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Door and crowd posts for venue nights near the Platinum Triangle, beach-city events and private parties.
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Seasonal posts for summer weekends at the beach cities, holiday retail and one-off events.
↗Send us the gate count, the street layout and the complaint the board keeps hearing. We will walk it and price both options side by side.
HOAs, office campuses, resort-area hotels, regional shopping centers and auto dealer rows make up much of what Orange County properties need guarded.
Four Orange County cities have their own page so far. The rest of our coverage runs from Brea and La Habra in the north to San Clemente at the county's southern tip, and the whole county is in scope.
Aliso Viejo, Brea, Buena Park, Cypress, Dana Point, Fountain Valley, La Habra, Laguna Niguel, San Clemente, Seal Beach, Stanton, Westminster.
From Ventura to San Bernardino, our licensed officers and 24/7 dispatch protect five Southern California regions. Click a pin or county on the map to see every city we cover.
Gatehouse posts, visitor logs, common-area patrols, pool and clubhouse checks, and parking rules the board has adopted. The post orders come from the association's covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs) and its written rules, so we ask for both before the first shift.
Office towers and campuses around John Wayne Airport and the Irvine Spectrum, plus research and tech buildings. The work is badge control, deliveries, after-hours escorts to the parking structure and end-of-day lock-up.
Anaheim, Fullerton, Buena Park, Santa Ana and Stanton hold manufacturing, warehouses and truck yards off the SR-91, I-5 and SR-57, a short drive from the hotels and event traffic of the Anaheim Resort district. A yard post and a hotel post a few miles apart look nothing alike.
Beach lots, harbor-side restaurants, short-term rentals and summer event weekends in Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Seal Beach and Dana Point. Coverage often swings with the season, which is where temporary guards fit.
Homes and HOAs against the Santa Ana Mountains and the canyons of south county sit in wildfire country. After an evacuation order lifts, empty streets need patrol, and buildings with damaged alarms or sprinklers may need a fire watch.
Parking is one of the most common HOA and apartment complaints in Orange County, and the law sets limits on what anyone can do about it. Towing a vehicle off private property in California falls under Vehicle Code Section 22658. Among other things, it requires a sign at each entrance at least 17 by 22 inches with lettering at least 1 inch high, stating that public parking is prohibited and vehicles will be removed at the owner's expense, and listing the local police number and the towing company's name and number.
Our patrol and gatehouse officers can check permits, keep fire lanes and reserved spaces clear, leave notices and document each violation with the time, location and plate. The decision to tow, and the contract with the tow company, stay with the owner or the association. If your entrance signs are missing or out of date, fix them first; we will point out sign problems we see on the site walk.
On an HOA post, the rules the board wants enforced become the post orders. Send them with your first call and the quote will match what the officers actually do.
Tell us whether it is a gate, a lobby, a lot or a yard, and the hours. We walk the site, write the post orders from it and quote each post on its own line.
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