(424) Area Code Business Phone Numbers

The 424 area code covers the Westside of Los Angeles, the Beach Cities, and the South Bay, with Torrance as its anchor. Introduced in 2006 as California's very first overlay code[1], it now lives side by side with 310 across the same neighborhoods.

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About the 424 Area Code

Area Code424
Established2006
Primary CityTorrance, CA
TimezonePacific

The 424 code went live on July 26, 2006 as an overlay on top of 310, which was running out of numbers after years of Westside growth[1]. Because two codes share the same footprint, every local call in the region uses ten-digit dialing. In practice, that means a 424 number sits comfortably next to a 310 number in the same neighborhood without confusing anyone.

Torrance itself leans on manufacturing, healthcare, and professional and technical services as its three biggest employers[2]. You have Honda's former North American HQ legacy, Toyota's long history in the city, medical offices along Hawthorne Boulevard, and small aerospace suppliers tucked into industrial parks off Del Amo. It is a working city, and phones still ring during business hours.

If you are selling to South Bay locals or Westside offices, a 424 number reads as one of them. People in Manhattan Beach or Culver City recognize the code, and they answer more often than they answer an out-of-state area code. That is the whole point of picking up a local number instead of a random toll-free line.

Cities Served by the 424 Area Code

The 424 footprint stretches from Santa Monica down through the Beach Cities and into the South Bay. Here are the main communities it covers.

Beverly Hills, CA West Carson, CA Culver City, CA Gardena, CA Hawthorne, CA Inglewood, CA Lawndale, CA Lennox, CA Lomita, CA Lynwood, CA Manhattan Beach, CA Rancho Palos Verdes, CA Redondo Beach, CA Santa Monica, CA Torrance, CA

Phone Features Built for South Bay Businesses

A local number is just the front door. What you do with the calls once they come in is what actually matters, so Tonet includes the features you would expect from a full business phone system.

Auto Attendant

Greet callers with a menu that routes them to the right person, whether they need service in Torrance or the front desk in Santa Monica.

Call Recording

Keep a record of quotes, service calls, and follow-ups so nothing gets lost between the shop floor and the office.

AI Transcription

Voicemails and recorded calls turn into searchable text, which helps when you are juggling a dozen customer names in a busy afternoon.

Business SMS

Text customers from the same 424 number they call, useful for confirming appointments or sending a quick address.

Mobile App

Take business calls on your cell without handing out your personal number, whether you are on-site in Inglewood or across town.

Daily Billing

Plans start at $10 per user per month, billed daily with no contracts, so you only pay for the days a seat is actually active.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a 424 number as local as a 310 number?

Yes. The 424 code was created in 2006 as an overlay directly on top of 310[1], so both codes cover the exact same territory. Locals in Torrance and the Beach Cities recognize both.

How quickly can I get a 424 number from Tonet?

Usually within a few minutes. You sign up, pick an available 424 number, and start taking calls the same day.

What does a 424 number cost through Tonet?

Plans start at $10 per user per month, billed daily. Additional phone numbers are $2.50 per month each, and there are no contracts.

Can I keep my current 310 number and add a 424 line?

Yes. You can port an existing 310 number into Tonet and add a new 424 line for a second location or department without any dialing conflicts.

Do I need to dial ten digits for local calls in the 424 area?

Yes. Because 424 and 310 share the same region, ten-digit dialing is required for every local call, even to a neighbor down the street.

Sound Local from Santa Monica to San Pedro

Pick up a 424 number today and start taking calls before the afternoon coffee run.

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