San Diego Private Investigator

Private Investigations
Corporate Investigations
Background Reports
Surveillance
Digital Forensics
How To Get Started
Book A Free Discovery Call
Sign Contract & Pay Retainer
We Start Our Investigation

Derick’s Investigative Services
What's Included
Each case includes a discovery phone call to understand the case & services you are hiring us for.
How it Works
Once you have decided we are the correct investigator for you, we will send you a contract for you to review, sign, and pay a retainer.
Services & Pricing
During your discovery call, an investigator will help create a custom plan detailed to fit your needs and gather vital information to start.


Secure Client Communication
We understand your case is extremely sensitive and confidential, which is why we make sure that your data is safe and secure.

Important Case Details
Client communication
Videos, Photos, Etc.
All Case Documents
Easy to manage dashboard

Access to case data
Geolocation based activity
Mobile time & distance tracking of P.I.’s
Time and expense tracking

Frequently Asked questions
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What can private investigators do?
Though private investigators can go anywhere that is public, they are not allowed to trespass. They cannot enter a property, house, or building that they do not have permission to enter. If the owner of a home gives them permission, they may enter the home to look for information that is needed.
How much does it cost to hire an investigator ?
Hiring a private investigator can help in all kinds of situations ranging from finding a birth parent to improving personal security. Nationally, the average price range for private investigation is $95-$410, although pricing often hovers around $150 per hour depending on the complexity of the services you need.
What is surveillance by an investigator?
A surveillance investigator gathers information about a person, or subject, at the center of an investigation. Surveillance investigators may work as a company employee or contractor and often use wiretaps, concealed cameras, and other surveillance tools to complete investigations.
What are unclaimed assets?
Unclaimed or “abandoned” property refers to property or accounts within financial institutions or companies—in which there has been no activity generated (or contact with the owner) regarding the property for one year or a longer period.