HOA Security in Sacramento — Licensed Patrol from $15 a night

HOA security — frequently asked questions

• How much does HOA security cost in Sacramento?+

  Mobile patrol tours for Sacramento HOAs start at $15 per visit. A standard 4-tour-per-night package runs $45–$60/night. Dedicated unarmed gate or pool officers are $26–$34/hr (4-hour minimum). Large master-planned communities running multiple weekly tours typically pay $11–$13/visit on an annual agreement.

• Can your officers enforce HOA CC&Rs and parking rules?+

  Yes. Officers document violations with photo, plate, time-stamp, and the specific CC&R section, then deliver a same-morning PDF to the property manager. Vehicles in violation are towed under California Vehicle Code §22658 with the HOA's pre-authorized tow vendor. Every tow comes with a written report admissible in small-claims if a resident disputes the action.

• Do you cover gated communities and master-planned HOAs?+

  Yes — we patrol gated communities, master-planned HOAs, and condo associations across Sacramento, Elk Grove, Roseville, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Citrus Heights, Natomas, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, and West Sacramento. Officers can run gate access checks, tailgate-vehicle citations, perimeter sweeps, and after-hours amenity (pool, gym, clubhouse) lockup.

• How fast can patrol coverage start at our HOA?+

  Most Sacramento HOA boards onboard within 24–48 hours of approving a quote — site walk by phone, post-orders by email, marked unit on the property the same week. Emergency same-night coverage is available for active vandalism, squatter, or trespass incidents pending the next board vote.

• Are you licensed and insured for HOA work?+

  Yes. Stormhammer holds California BSIS PPO PPO #121830, $2M general liability, $1M professional liability, and workers' comp. The HOA, the management company, and the master-association can all be named as additional insured on a single COI — issued same day on request.

• Do you respond to homeless encampments and trespassers on HOA common area?+

  Yes. Officers issue lawful trespass warnings under California Penal Code §602, document each contact with body-worn-camera footage, and coordinate Sacramento PD or Sheriff response when an arrest is warranted. For recurring encampment issues we file 602(o) trespass authorizations so future removals don't require a board member on site at 3 a.m.

• Can a Sacramento HOA board see your reports and GPS tracks?+

  Every shift produces a GPS-tracked patrol log with timestamped checkpoint hits, photo-verified incident reports, and a monthly board-meeting summary PDF. Board members and the manager get the same email at sunrise.

• Which Sacramento HOAs and gated communities do you patrol most?+

  Natomas Park, Gold River, Serrano (El Dorado Hills), Anatolia (Rancho Cordova), Empire Ranch (Folsom), Stonelake (Elk Grove), Laguna West, Vineyard, Park Place at Natomas, the gated pockets of Pocket-Greenhaven and Land Park, plus condo HOAs across Midtown, East Sacramento, and Curtis Park.