Guerrilla street marketing in Newport Beach.

Yes, with written owner consent on private property. We secure that paperwork before every install. Newport Beach Municipal Code Title 20 governs signage citywide, and the Coastal Zone overlay (coordinated with the California Coastal Commission) adds tighter review on properties west of Pacific Coast Highway. We pre-clear Coastal Zone walls against both. Public infrastructure (utility poles, OCTA bus shelters, beach-adjacent boardwalk furniture, right-of-way) is never touched. Fashion Island operates under a private-mall covenant that closes the interior; we work the perimeter office and retail frontage.

Wheatpaste in Newport Beach starts at $3,500 per campaign, print and install included. Multi-corridor programs across Balboa Peninsula, Corona del Mar, and the Fashion Island perimeter price up from the published floor. Coastal Zone properties add roughly ten to fifteen percent because the pre-clear paperwork through both city and CCC channels tightens the timeline. Summer-peak windows (June through Labor Day) carry a tighter property coordination cost; off-season runs price at standard rates. The final number depends on turnaround, size, location count, and combined service mix, and it tracks print volume and crew days, not the brand on the poster. Final quote returns in 24-48 hours.

DTC apparel and beach lifestyle on Balboa Peninsula. Luxury fashion, premium beauty, jewelry, and wellness on Corona del Mar Village and the Fashion Island perimeter. Premium auto, real-estate-aligned home goods, and private-aviation-adjacent brands route through Newport Heights and the Fashion Island office frontage. The affluent resident base is concentrated enough that the buyer-and-audience overlap is unusually tight; brands often see direct attributable lift inside the metro.

Summer (Memorial Day through Labor Day) for Balboa Peninsula coverage; the boardwalk traffic peaks across June, July, and August. Corona del Mar and Fashion Island hold steady year-round on the affluent resident base. Pre-holiday windows (October through early December) read strongly for luxury, fashion, and gift-category briefs. Newport Beach Film Festival in October layers an arts-and-entertainment audience on top of the resident base. We pre-build the calendar against the property coordination windows the city's commercial corridors run on.

It adds a pre-clear step on properties west of Pacific Coast Highway. The California Coastal Commission coordinates with the city on Coastal Zone signage, so we route those walls through both the property owner and the city's planning desk before install. Standard pre-clear adds five to seven business days to the front of the campaign. We build that window into the schedule by default on any brief targeting Balboa Peninsula or Coast Highway placements; the rest of the city runs on standard timing.

Seven to ten days from creative lock to first install for inland and Corona del Mar Village placements. Ten to fourteen days for Coastal Zone properties because of the CCC-coordinated pre-clear. The print runs ship from the LA hub and stage into Newport overnight; the crew installs on the standard overnight and pre-dawn window. The full wrap deck arrives within five business days of removal.

GPS-stamped photo proof inside 48 hours of install. Daily logs while the campaign is live. The wrap deck includes the full gallery, corridor breakdown, reach estimates by block, and any earned social pickup our crew captures across local lifestyle media, Newport Beach Magazine, and the Orange County coastal feeds. Removal photos when the run finishes.