Received a Code Enforcement, Fire Marshal, HOA, or DCF Notice for Hoarding or Unsanitary Conditions?
When a homeowner, senior citizen, or family in Florida or Georgia receives a Municipal Code Enforcement Notice of Violation, a Fire Marshal Blocked-Egress Order, a Condominium / HOA Cure Demand, or a DCF Adult Protective Services Safety Plan, the notice typically imposes a strict 7-day, 14-day, or 30-day deadline before daily fines or condemnation proceedings begin.
How to Pause Daily Code Enforcement Fines & Get a Compliance Extension: In almost every Florida and Georgia municipality, Code Enforcement Magistrates, Building Officials, and HOA Boards will grant a formal compliance extension and pause daily fines when presented with a signed Written Letter of Engagement & Abatement Schedule from a State-Permitted Biohazard & Environmental Remediation Firm (007 Alpha BioClean - FL DOH Permit #8043).
Two Ways This Portal Helps Immediately
- 1. For Cited Homeowners & Families: Submit the form on this page with your citation details. We issue an official Contractor Letter of Engagement & Remediation Timeline for your Code Enforcement Officer or HOA Property Manager the same day, and deploy discreet, unmarked crews to clear clutter, extract animal waste/biohazards, and pass your municipal re-inspection.
- 2. For Concerned Relatives, Condo Boards & Neighbors: If a neighboring condo unit or relative's home has severe hoarding, rodent/pest infestation, or animal waste odors impacting adjacent units, submit the property and HOA/Owner details below so our team can coordinate a compassionate, code-compliant abatement plan.
Fast 30-Second Intake & Official Notice Generator
Request Code Citation Extension Letter & Hoarding Cleanup
Fill out this simple form to receive immediate help from our licensed dispatch desk and generate your printable Statutory Notice / Official Case Document. Only your name, phone number, and property address are required.