Lee County, FL
Crime scene, unattended death, hoarding, and biohazard cleanup across every corner of Lee County — from the coast to the inland communities.
Working in Lee County
Lee County stretches from the barrier islands and coastal communities on the Gulf of Mexico inland to Lehigh Acres near the Hendry County line — the widest range of property types and jurisdictions of anywhere we serve, all coordinated from our Fort Myers base.
Jurisdiction: The Lee County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) has countywide jurisdiction and is the primary law enforcement agency for unincorporated Lee County and the City of Bonita Springs. Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and Sanibel each maintain their own municipal police departments for primary response within city limits.
- Caloosahatchee River
- Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW)
- US-41 / Cleveland Avenue corridor
- I-75 through Lee County
- Sanibel Causeway
Cities We Serve in Lee County
What We're Called For
Unattended Death Cleanup
A large year-round retiree population and heavy seasonal turnover mean discovery times vary widely across the county.
Crime Scene Cleanup
We coordinate scene release with whichever agency has jurisdiction — LCSO, Fort Myers PD, or Cape Coral PD, depending on where the property sits.
Hoarding Cleanup
From historic Fort Myers homes to Cape Coral canal properties, hoarding cases span every housing type in the county.
Sewage Backup Cleanup
A mix of city sewer and private septic across the county means the right protocol depends on exactly where the property is.
One county, several jurisdictions
Because Lee County includes multiple incorporated cities plus large unincorporated areas, the first thing we confirm on any call is which agency has released the scene — Fort Myers PD, Cape Coral PD, or the Lee County Sheriff's Office. That determines timing and who we coordinate with on site.
Hurricane Ian (2022) reshaped parts of the county's coastal construction and rebuilding timeline, and we still occasionally coordinate cleanup around ongoing renovation or vacant storm-damaged properties in some communities.
- Multiple law-enforcement jurisdictions across one county — we confirm which agency released the scene before dispatch
- Mix of city sewer and private septic depending on the community
- Significant seasonal population swings affect discovery timing on unattended death calls
- Coastal, canal, and inland construction types all present in the same service area
Lee County — FAQs
Which cities and communities in Lee County do you cover?
All of them — Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Lehigh Acres, North Fort Myers, and the surrounding unincorporated areas of Lee County.
Does it matter which police department released the scene?
Not for how we clean, but it does affect coordination — we confirm which agency (Fort Myers PD, Cape Coral PD, or LCSO) has authority before we begin, since documentation sometimes needs to reference the releasing agency.
How fast can you respond countywide?
We're based in Fort Myers, so response time depends on where in the county the property is — fastest near our base, with a confirmed window for outlying communities.
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