California PPO #122730
Licensed private patrol operator regulated by BSIS / Department of Consumer Affairs. Verify the license number before you sign with anyone.
If you typed "security Sacramento CA", this is the page you wanted. Summit Force Security Group, Private Security is a licensed California Private Patrol Operator (PPO #122730) that posts guard-card verified officers and marked mobile patrol across Sacramento — dispatched from Sacramento, priced in writing at $28–$45 per officer hour, and documented with a GPS-verified photo report in your inbox every morning.
Licensed California PPO #122730 · Sacramento dispatch · 24/7 live answer
Every Sacramento competitor promises fast response. Here are the actual windows we hold ourselves to, in plain numbers.
A person in Sacramento picks up, 24/7 — no queue, no voicemail tree.
Flat hourly or per-pass pricing returned, usually within one business day.
Most Sacramento posts staffed within 24–48 hours of a signed quote.
Same-day coverage is often available depending on shift length and post type.
Uniformed, guard-card verified officers on standing posts across Sacramento — lobbies, gates, retail floors, and construction entrances.
Written post orders before shift one. $28–$45/officer hour, flat.
Marked units running randomized routes so nobody can time your coverage window.
GPS-verified checkpoints and a timestamped photo on every pass.
Temporary coverage for sprinkler impairments, alarm outages, hot work, and post-incident watch.
Same-day and next-day starts; log format accepted by fire officials.
Officer dispatched to your site on alarm, plus scheduled open/close and lock verification.
Response times logged and reported, not estimated.
Badge checks, visitor logs, delivery verification, and front-desk hospitality posts.
Digital visitor logs emailed daily.
Gate screening, crowd flow, and parking direction for events from 50 to 5,000 attendees.
Officer-to-attendee ratio quoted in writing before you book.
De-escalation-first outreach for properties dealing with unhoused activity — documented, humane, and defensible.
Written commendation on file from a Sacramento-area grocery client.
Coverage for vacant buildings, foreclosures, and seasonal fire-risk periods along the foothill corridor.
Per-pass or per-hour pricing — you pick.
Randomized night patrol, parking enforcement logs, board-ready monthly summaries
Uniformed loss-deterrence posts, opening/closing escorts, incident photo logs
Overnight lot lockdown, material-theft watch, equipment count on every pass
Gate access control, trailer seal checks, dock-door sweeps
Foot patrol of breezeways, laundry rooms, garages; trespass documentation
Lobby screening, de-escalation-trained officers, after-hours staff escorts
Front-desk concierge posts, badge/visitor control, suite lock checks
Service-hour posts, parking oversight, low-visibility uniform options
Entry screening, crowd flow, staffing scaled per gate count
Compliance-aware posts, vault and delivery observation, ID-check support
Overnight lot patrol, key-room checks, VIN-row photo verification
Level-by-level sweeps, stairwell clears, timestamped level checkpoints
Campus perimeter checks, drop-off/pick-up posts, visitor log oversight
Public-facing posts, records-friendly reporting, W-9/insurance packet ready
Use this as a buyer's checklist on every bid you collect — including ours. The right column describes how security guard companies in this market typically present themselves; if a provider can't answer a row, that's your answer.
| Factor | Summit Force | Typical Sacramento provider |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | $28–$45 per officer hour, stated on the page and quoted flat in writing | No price published — quote gated behind a form or a sales call |
| Where dispatch actually sits | Sacramento, CA — the same city your officers are posted in | National call center or a regional office in another metro |
| License transparency | PPO #122730 shown site-wide, plus a public guide on verifying any BSIS guard card yourself | License number in the footer, no verification guidance |
| Proof of work | Published first-party patrol dataset — 11,480 logged passes, 2,137 reports | Stock imagery and unquantified 'trusted' claims |
| Reporting you receive | GPS-verified checkpoints with timestamped photos, emailed each morning | Monthly summary or a portal login you have to chase |
| Named accountability | Founder Daniel Mays and Operations Director Brandon Muse named, with real field accounts | Anonymous 'our team' copy, or a corporate VP three states away |
| Third-party coverage | Officer conduct covered by KCRA 3 after descriptions led to two arson arrests | Press page of company announcements |
| Surcharges | No fuel, holiday, or dispatch surcharges — the hourly rate is the rate | Fuel and holiday premiums added after signature |
Comparison reflects our own published terms versus common market practice in the Sacramento security industry. It is not a statement about any single named competitor's current pricing or contracts.
Dispatch, patrol fleet, and supervision all run from Sacramento. From here officers pipeline out to Elk Grove, Rancho Cordova, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Roseville, Rocklin, Auburn, Solano County, and the East Bay.
Summit Force Security Group3400 Bradshaw Rd Ste B-4
Licensed by the California Bureau of Security & Investigative Services (BSIS), Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA). Registered as Summit Force Security Group, Private Security in the State of California.
Our Sacramento guard and patrol operation runs out of the same Sacramento dispatch that covers these hospitality properties. Each city page below is written for that market specifically — the dining and lodging stock, the corridors officers actually work, closing-hour and overnight timing, and the rate factors for that town. Pick your city to read the local version instead of a generic pitch.
Not seeing your town? We dispatch across the 916, 279 and 530 area codes — start with every city we cover or the Sacramento restaurant security hub and the Sacramento hotel security hub.
Questions we get every week
The questions Sacramento property managers, HOA boards, and site superintendents actually ask us on the first call.
Next step
Still have a question?
Name, phone, what you need and where. That's it — dispatch handles the rest.
Tell us the address, the coverage window, and what you're protecting. You'll get a flat hourly or per-pass rate, usually within one business day.
Send a few details and a supervisor will walk your site, identify the vulnerable hours, and return a written coverage plan with flat hourly pricing — no obligation.
Call 1-800-823-5337 — 24/7 dispatchEvery quote we send to a Sacramento property lists the same license number, the same address and the same phone you see here. Check it against the state's own records — we would rather you verify than take our word for it.
Search PPO number #122730 to confirm our Private Patrol Operator license is current with the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services.
Search "Summit Force Security Group, Private Security" to see our California registration on file with the Secretary of State.
Registered in California as Summit Force Security Group, Private Security — PPO #122730, BSIS-licensed through the Department of Consumer Affairs.
Trust signals
We publish what can be checked: license status, insurance, dispatch response and reported outcomes. Ask any competitor for the same paperwork before comparing rates.
Licensed private patrol operator regulated by BSIS / Department of Consumer Affairs. Verify the license number before you sign with anyone.
Every officer carries a current BSIS guard card, and we provide certificates of insurance and post orders in writing before the first shift.
A supervisor — not a call center — answers 1-800-823-5337, day or night, including during an active incident.
KCRA 3 covered our officer's suspect descriptions leading to two arson arrests at the Citrus Heights Costco post.
Testimonials & proof
We staff HOA, jobsite, warehouse, retail and apartment posts across the Sacramento region. The examples below describe how those posts are actually run — patrol cadence, what gets documented and what the client receives — so you can compare us on deliverables instead of adjectives. Licensed PPO #122730, BSIS-regulated.
Example post · Marked SUV patrol on randomized loops between 8pm and 5am, covering pools, mail rooms, tot lots and guest parking.
Board gets a timestamped GPS patrol log and photo-documented violation notices for every pass.
Example post · Overnight gate control plus interior sweeps on active framing, with copper, conduit and tool crib checks each round.
Material loss reports drop and the GC has written evidence packets when a claim or police report is needed.
Example post · Dock and yard checkpoints, trailer seal verification and driver check-in logging on swing and graveyard shifts.
Every trailer, visitor and after-hours entry is logged and reconcilable against the shipping manifest.
Example post · Uniformed storefront presence at open and close, plus parking-lot sweeps that clear loitering and encampment setups.
Staff walk-outs are escorted and merchant-privilege detentions are handled to BSIS documentation standards.
Example post · Foot patrol of breezeways, garages and laundry rooms with courtesy lockout and noise-complaint response.
Property managers receive nightly incident reports that support lease enforcement and insurance files.
Example post · Lobby access control, badge verification and end-of-day lock-and-alarm confirmation on business-park campuses.
Tenants get a single accountable officer, and after-hours access exceptions are documented in writing.
Industry examples above are illustrative deployment scenarios, not client testimonials. Only reviews clients authorised by name are published — with the rating markup that goes with them.
We publish reviews only with written permission, so this page shows none yet. Ask dispatch and we will connect you with an HOA board member, property manager or site superintendent on a comparable contract — plus a sample patrol log and incident report from that post.