WAREHOUSE / DC / RETAIL · CALIFORNIA · PPO #126825

Pricing · self-qualify in two minutes

Warehouse security pricing in California built for the brief, not the brochure.

Four tiers cover the briefs warehouse, distribution-center, and retail-floor operators actually face — Fire Watch for Cal/OSHA impairments, Loss Prevention for plain-clothes shrink work on a DC footprint, Undercover Security for internal-theft or vendor-compliance investigations, and Warehouse & Industrial Security for visible perimeter, dock, gate, and multi-site coverage. Self-qualify below; the same quote form opens from any tier so dispatch sees the inquiry context instantly.

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  • Standard unarmed warehouse coverage — $40/hour base client bill rate to start
  • Starting rate only — final quotes vary by location, schedule, post complexity, risk, supervision, and other scope
  • Fire Watch · Loss Prevention · Undercover Security — specialized, quote-based coverage
  • Same-day reply, no minimum spend, no long-term contract
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The four tiers

Pick the tier that matches the brief.

Each card below is a self-qualification — if your situation matches the “Best for” tag, the tier is likely the right starting point. Every CTA opens the same quote form; we route by what you tell us.

Fire-watch guard in hard hat with a clipboard log book inside a warehouse rack aisle under temporary emergency lighting.

Fire Watch

$$/hrQuote-based · specialized scope

Cal/OSHA + NFPA-compliant fire-watch coverage for warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial facilities — sprinkler / suppression outages, hot-work near rack storage, post-incident windows, and AHJ documentation.

What you get

  • Dedicated licensed guard — never shared with another post
  • Hourly sweeps walked against your impairment map
  • Permit-ready log book with AHJ + site-contact signature lines
  • Same-day quote · same-day deployment inside the LA / OC / IE / SD basin
Best for · Warehouse / DC operations with a sprinkler outage, hot-work permit near rack storage, or an AHJ-required impairment window.
Read the full Fire Watch page →
Plain-clothes loss-prevention officer walking a distribution-center rack aisle, scanning inventory in soft overhead industrial light.

Loss Prevention

$$/hrQuote-based · specialized scope

Plain-clothes LP officers, uniformed dockside escorts, BOL cross-check, and GPS-stamped rack-row sweeps — built for the shrink, internal-theft, and dock-cadence failures a retail LP playbook won’t catch.

What you get

  • Plain-clothes LP officer covering your pick faces, returns, outbound staging
  • Uniformed dockside escort for driver check-in + seal verification
  • GPS-stamped rack-row + yard-perimeter sweeps, ≥ 1/hour
  • Shrink-ready evidence pack exportable from the dashboard
Best for · Distribution-center / DC operators losing shrink at pick faces, docks, or outbound staging — and operators already running LP but lacking the audit trail.
Read the full Loss Prevention page →
Security operations control-room console at night with multiple CCTV monitors and a dispatcher at the workstation.

Undercover Security

$$/hrQuote-based · specialized scope

Plain-clothes licensed officers for internal-theft investigations, vendor / contractor compliance audits, and regulated-site safety observation — same evidence-pack platform as the uniformed posts, single-supervisor chain.

What you get

  • Plain-clothes posture — no uniformed footprint on the floor
  • Photos, statements, signatures, timestamps tied to the same dispatcher platform
  • Single-supervisor chain — briefs never route through a public inbox
  • Evidence pack downloadable at end of shift for HR / counsel / prosecution
Best for · Operators handling internal-theft investigations, vendor / contractor compliance audits, or LP surges during peak windows where a uniformed guard is the wrong posture.
Read the full Undercover Security page →
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Warehouse & Industrial Security

$40/hour base client bill rateStandard unarmed coverage · starting rate

Standard unarmed coverage with visible, verifiable security for warehouse, distribution-center, and industrial footprints — perimeter, dock, and gate presence scaled for large sites and accountable to a documented audit trail.

What you get

  • Perimeter, dock, and gate checks against site-specific post orders
  • GPS-verified clock-ins and clock-outs for every shift
  • Mobile patrol for large or multi-site warehouse and industrial footprints
  • Time-stamped incident reports with photos and escalation
  • Audit-ready daily logs for operations, clients, and compliance reviews
Best for · Warehouse, distribution-center, and industrial operators that need visible coverage across gates, docks, and a large or multi-site footprint.
Read the full Warehouse & Industrial Security page →

The Warehouse & Industrial Security card publishes a $40/hour base client bill rate for standard unarmed coverage as a starting rate. Final quotes vary by location, schedule, post complexity, risk, supervision, and other scope. Fire Watch, Loss Prevention, and Undercover Security remain quote-based specialized services.

Dive deeper

Each tier has its own full page.

Fire Watch at warehouses

Cal/OSHA impairments, hot-work permits, post-incident windows — and the per-hour band shaped to your rack layout.

Warehouse LP · internal-theft & dock cadence

Plain-clothes LP officers, dockside escorts, GPS-stamped sweeps, and a shrink-ready evidence pack.

Undercover Security

Plain-clothes posture for internal-theft investigations, vendor / contractor compliance audits, and LP surges.

Warehouse & industrial security

Standard unarmed coverage starts at the $40/hour base client bill rate. It is a starting rate; final quotes vary by location, schedule, post complexity, risk, supervision, and other scope.

Common questions

Six things warehouse and DC operators ask before the brief.