You're in California, land of difficulty. I know in my state, if I am understanding you correctly, it would not be subject to peer review by SCLLR or AICPA. If all you do is prepared financials, they do not become subject to peer review unless required by state. Generally, states follow AICPA guidelines on that, where if you perform just one compilation, then the prepared financials are rolled into the peer review requirements. That is why I stopped offering compilations--first, they're useless, and two, it is just too much of a hassle with peer review when all I do otherwise is prepared financials.
BTW, issuing the accountant's disclaimer report under SSARS 21 AR-C 70 does not open you up to peer review. I know some argue that it should NOT be called a "report" since it is not a review or audit, but I follow the language as found in SSARS 21 AR-C 70, and it includes "see accountant's disclaimer report."