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Bio-One of Fort Myers
Lee County

Bonita Springs, FL

Crime scene, unattended death, hoarding, and biohazard cleanup for homes, condos, and rentals throughout Bonita Springs.

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★★★★★5.0 rating · 11 Google reviews
Local context

Working in Bonita Springs

Bonita Springs sits along the Gulf coast between Fort Myers and Naples, home to Barefoot Beach's 342-acre protected coastal preserve alongside inland residential communities reached via US-41.

Jurisdiction: Although Bonita Springs is an incorporated city, law enforcement is provided by the Lee County Sheriff's Office rather than a separate city police department — the same arrangement LCSO has with the Village of Estero and the Town of Fort Myers Beach.

Population
about 53,600 residents, incorporated as a city in 1999
Local landmarks
  • Barefoot Beach Preserve
  • Bonita Beach
  • Riverside Park
  • US-41 / Tamiami Trail
  • Imperial River
What we're called for

Common Bonita Springs Cleanup Calls

Unattended Death Cleanup

A significant seasonal and retiree population in coastal condos and inland single-family homes.

Hoarding Cleanup

Long-held single-family homes throughout the city's residential neighborhoods.

Sewage Backup Cleanup

Low-lying and coastal-adjacent properties are prone to backup during heavy seasonal rain.

On the ground

Coastal and Inland Communities

Beachfront and coastal-adjacent condo buildings near Barefoot Beach and Bonita Beach mean HOA and building-management coordination is a routine part of many jobs, alongside more straightforward single-family calls further inland.

Because Bonita Springs relies on the Lee County Sheriff's Office rather than its own police department, we confirm scene release with LCSO before starting any crime scene or trauma job here, the same as our unincorporated Lee County calls.

Bonita Springs — Local Notes

  • Incorporated city, but policed by the Lee County Sheriff's Office, not a city PD
  • Barefoot Beach preserve and coastal condo communities require HOA/building coordination
  • Mix of coastal and inland single-family housing

What Our 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 was very professional, courteous, and sincere, and made me feel very comfortable with their ability to handle the job. Weeks later I went to the house and it was fine. The room was cleaned up and there were no traces anything happened in the house. Alex did a great job. To speak to their trustworthiness, there was money still sitting on the dresser in the same room that was cleaned. I'd definitely recommend Bio-One. Thank you guys for making a difficult time a little bit easier."

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 and worked diligently until the problem/mess was completely cleaned and removed from my home. Heaven forbid anyone should need this service but if you find yourself in a similar predicament you absolutely should hire Bio-One. Highly recommend this company. I was totally satisfied with the job done by Alex and Chris."

Judy Stewart — Local Guide
Good to know

Bonita Springs — FAQs

Does Bonita Springs have its own police department?

No — despite being an incorporated city, Bonita Springs is policed by the Lee County Sheriff's Office. We coordinate scene release with LCSO the same way we do for unincorporated Lee County.

Do you work with beachfront condo associations?

Yes. We coordinate access, documentation, and scheduling directly with building management or the HOA for coastal properties near Barefoot Beach and Bonita Beach.

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