Malibu Estate & Fire Rebuild Site Security
Los Angeles County | 70 to 110 minutes from our Chino base | ZIP 90265
Malibu stretches about 21 miles along Pacific Coast Highway, a city of roughly 10,000 residents with no police department of its own. Law enforcement comes from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Malibu/Lost Hills Station in Calabasas, which covers a large territory.
More about Malibu
Properties range from tightly packed beachfront homes on Carbon Beach and Malibu Road to the gated Malibu Colony, bluff top estates on Point Dume, and ranch style compounds up the canyons. Much of the eastern coastline was devastated in the January 2025 Palisades Fire, following the 2018 Woolsey Fire, and the city is now in a long rebuild.
That creates two distinct security needs: protecting occupied estates whose owners value privacy, and protecting open lots and active construction sites full of materials and equipment. Blackout Security Services is owned by an active sworn law enforcement officer. We provide estate posts, rebuild site guards, mobile patrol along PCH and canyon roads, and off duty officers for owners who want law enforcement experience on their property.
Areas we cover in and around Malibu
- Malibu Colony
- Carbon Beach
- Broad Beach
- Point Dume
- Malibu Road
- Big Rock
- Las Flores
- Encinal
- Serra Retreat
- Trancas
ZIP codes covered: 90265
Properties we protect
- Beachfront homes along PCH
- Gated beach enclaves
- Bluff top estates
- Canyon ranch compounds
- Fire rebuild and construction sites
- Vacant burned lots
What matters for security in Malibu
- The Palisades Fire destroyed large numbers of homes in eastern and central Malibu, including the Big Rock area and homes along PCH. As of September 2026 the city had issued about 100 rebuild permits and its first certificate of occupancy, so construction sites will be active for years.
- Rebuild sites hold lumber, copper, tools, and equipment with no one living on site. Overnight guards or frequent mobile patrol checks are the main deterrent.
- Malibu contracts with the LA County Sheriff's Malibu/Lost Hills Station, which also covers neighboring areas. Private posts provide on site presence between deputy calls.
- Beach homes along PCH sit close to a busy highway with public beach access nearby, which calls for visible posts and controlled entry on the street side.
- The 2018 Woolsey Fire destroyed about 1,500 structures, so many owners have already lived through evacuations. Security teams should be trained on evacuation and access control during closures.
How we cover homes here
Estate programs start with a walkthrough by the owner. From there we set posts, patrol checks, and response plans around how the home is actually used, with the same officers shift after shift. NDAs are available on request. Off duty and retired law enforcement are available for higher profile residences.
Questions from Malibu clients
Can you guard my rebuild site in Malibu while construction is underway?
Yes. We provide overnight and weekend guards for fire rebuild sites, along with mobile patrol checks for lots that do not need a full time post. Officers log activity and report anything unusual to you and the contractor.
Who responds to emergencies in Malibu?
Malibu contracts with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department through the Malibu/Lost Hills Station. Our officers support that response by being on site, observing, and calling in accurate information quickly.
Do you staff beachfront homes along PCH?
Yes. We post armed or unarmed officers at beach residences, manage street side entry, and can scale coverage up for summer weekends, holidays, and private events.
Not sure what you need? Call or text (909) 927-7001 and talk to the owner directly, or send us a few details.