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Lehigh Acres, FL

Sewage and septic, unattended death, hoarding, and crime scene cleanup for Lehigh Acres homes and rental properties.

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Local context

Working in Lehigh Acres

Lehigh Acres sits east of Fort Myers, bordered by Alva to the north, Buckingham and Gateway to the west, and extending east nearly to the Hendry County line — roughly the area between Lee Boulevard, Homestead Road, and Joel Boulevard.

Jurisdiction: Lehigh Acres is unincorporated, so it has no city police department — the Lee County Sheriff's Office East District substation is the sole law enforcement agency for the community.

Population
more than 135,000 residents across roughly 96 square miles
Local landmarks
  • Lee Boulevard
  • Homestead Road
  • Joel Boulevard
  • Harns Marsh Preserve
  • State Road 82
  • Gunnery Road
What we're called for

Common Lehigh Acres Cleanup Calls

Sewage Backup Cleanup

Much of Lehigh Acres relies on private septic systems, and failures spike during the summer rainy season when the water table rises.

Meth Lab Cleanup

Landlords and buyers of rental homes regularly request residue testing and decontamination.

Hoarding Cleanup

Common among families and estates managing a relative's property.

Homeless Encampment Cleanup

Thousands of vacant platted lots throughout the community occasionally attract encampments that need to be cleared and cleaned.

On the ground

Rentals and Vacant Lots

Lehigh Acres has one of the largest concentrations of single-family rental homes in our service area, along with thousands of vacant platted lots left over from the community's original 1950s-era development. Landlords call us for tenant turnovers involving biohazards, needles, or drug residue; lot owners call when an encampment or illegal dumping needs to be cleared.

Because Lehigh Acres is unincorporated, every crime scene or trauma job here is coordinated directly with the Lee County Sheriff's Office East District substation rather than a city police department.

Lehigh Acres — Local Notes

  • Unincorporated — Lee County Sheriff's Office is the only law enforcement agency, no city PD
  • Heavy reliance on private septic systems; summer rainy season increases backup calls
  • Large concentration of single-family rentals and thousands of vacant platted lots
  • Covers roughly 96 square miles, one of the largest communities in our service area

What Lehigh Acres Clients Say

★★★★★

"I called Bio-One from out of state to clean the house of a family member that passed away alone inside. I was initially concerned with trusting a company to go in the empty house unattended. Michelle …"

Kenneth Wulle — Local Guide
★★★★★

"Bio-One is a truly awesome company. Alex was so very compassionate and understanding. Alex was able to get me scheduled as soon as I was released from the hospital. Alex & Chris arrived as scheduled a…"

Judy Stewart — Local Guide
Good to know

Lehigh Acres — FAQs

Do you handle septic backup cleanup in Lehigh Acres?

Yes. We clean and disinfect interior and exterior areas affected by a septic backup. A licensed septic contractor handles the pumping and repair itself.

Can you test a Lehigh Acres rental for meth contamination?

Yes. We coordinate independent lab testing and perform decontamination if the results come back positive — common for landlords between tenants.

Do you serve all of Lehigh Acres?

Yes, from the Lee Boulevard corridor to the far east side along Joel Boulevard and beyond.

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