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Bio-One of Fort Myers
Lee County

Fort Myers, FL

Crime scene, unattended death, hoarding, and biohazard cleanup for homes, condos, and businesses across Fort Myers.

Licensed & Insured24/7 ResponseDiscreet, Unmarked Arrival
★★★★★5.0 rating · 11 Google reviews
Local context

Working in Fort Myers

Fort Myers is the Lee County seat, sitting along the Caloosahatchee River and covering about 40.6 square miles — from the historic River District downtown to newer construction along the Daniels Parkway and College Parkway corridors to the south.

Jurisdiction: The Fort Myers Police Department is the primary law enforcement agency within city limits; the Lee County Sheriff's Office provides secondary, countywide coverage.

Population
about 91,700 residents (2026 estimate) within the city limits
Local landmarks
  • Caloosahatchee River & the River District
  • Edison and Ford Winter Estates
  • Downtown Fort Myers historic district
  • Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW)
  • Daniels Parkway / College Parkway corridor
  • US-41 / Cleveland Avenue
What we're called for

Common Fort Myers Cleanup Calls

Crime Scene Cleanup

As the county's urban core, Fort Myers sees the highest call volume in our service area, concentrated downtown and in midtown neighborhoods.

Unattended Death Cleanup

Established neighborhoods with a significant year-round retiree population, plus seasonal snowbird residents whose homes sit vacant for months.

Hoarding Cleanup

A mix of historic single-family homes downtown and older housing stock citywide.

Homeless Encampment Cleanup

Periodic encampment cleanup along the river corridor and downtown, coordinated with the city.

On the ground

Serving Downtown & the River District

Fort Myers is our home base, which means it typically sees our fastest response time of anywhere we serve. Downtown's historic homes and multi-family buildings, and the newer condo towers along the river, each have their own access considerations — we coordinate directly with building management for anything downtown or riverfront.

We confirm scene release with the Fort Myers Police Department before starting any crime scene or trauma job within city limits.

Fort Myers — Local Notes

  • Home base — typically our fastest response time
  • Fort Myers PD handles scene release within city limits; LCSO covers county-adjacent areas
  • Mix of historic downtown housing and newer construction south of Daniels Parkway
  • Significant seasonal population swings affect unattended-death discovery timing

What Fort Myers 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

Fort Myers — FAQs

How fast can you respond in Fort Myers?

Fort Myers is our home base, so it's typically where we see the fastest response time of anywhere we serve — often under an hour.

Do you work with downtown condo and apartment buildings?

Yes. We coordinate directly with building management or the HOA on access, service elevators, and any documentation they need.

Which agency releases the scene in Fort Myers?

The Fort Myers Police Department handles scene release within city limits for most situations; we confirm this before any work begins.

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