Lehigh Acres is a large unincorporated community east of Fort Myers, home to more than 100,000 people across a grid of streets stretching from Lee Boulevard to Homestead Road and Joel Boulevard. Because it's unincorporated, law enforcement is the Lee County Sheriff's Office, and much of the community relies on private septic systems and wells. Both facts shape our biohazard cleanup in Lehigh Acres.
Common Lehigh Acres cleanup calls
- Sewage cleanup: septic tank and drainfield failures, especially during the summer rainy season when water tables rise.
- Meth lab cleanup: drug residue testing and decontamination for landlords and new buyers of rental homes.
- Crime scene cleanup and blood cleanup after scenes released by LCSO.
- Hoarding cleanup and unattended death cleanup for families and estates.
Rentals and vacant lots
Lehigh has a large share of single-family rentals and thousands of vacant lots. Landlords call us for tenant turnovers that involve biohazards, needles or drug residue. Lot owners call when a vacated encampment leaves behind debris and waste, which our homeless camp cleanup crews handle.
We're a short drive from Fort Myers via Lee Boulevard or SR-82, and we cover every part of Lehigh Acres. See the full [Fort Myers biohazard cleanup](/) service list, or our nearby Cape Coral page.
Around Lehigh Acres
We regularly work near:
- 📍Lee Boulevard
- 📍Homestead Road
- 📍Joel Boulevard
- 📍Harns Marsh Preserve
- 📍State Road 82
- 📍Gunnery Road
Biohazard Cleanup in Lehigh Acres — Local Notes
- •Much of Lehigh Acres uses septic systems. High summer water tables increase backups and drainfield failures.
- •Unincorporated: scene release comes from the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
- •Many single-family rentals mean frequent landlord turnover cleanups.
- •Vacant lots can attract encampments and illegal dumping.