Squatter Squad

Peace of Mind, Restored.

Squatter Removal and Prevention Services

We offer fast and effective squatter removal and prevention services throughout California.

Our job is to save our customers from all of the wasted time, money, stress, and headaches that come from squatters overtaking your property.

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Peace of Mind, Restored

We help property owners reclaim compromised properties without the usual stress and anxiety. Our proprietary, turn-key system uses seamless processes and scalable solutions to deliver results.

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Our Team Works Within The Law To Get Your Property Back

Our Services

Squatter Squad is a one-of-a-kind business in California. We have our own proprietary process for getting squatters out fast and affordably, even if an eviction is the only lawful method.

Below is a list of our specific services:

Squatter Removal

We have an aggressive, legal 4-step process. Our goal is to get the job done within one to two weeks, but it may take more time depending on the situation. We bear any associated risks and liabilities so your only concern can be reclaiming your property from unlawful occupiers.

Squatter Prevention

There are many things a property owner can do to prevent squatters from entering and inevitably overtaking a property. We offer many solutions and resources to prevent squatters from taking over your property.

Consulting

Whether you have an immediate squatting situation or want to prevent a squatting situation from happening, we can help. If you need help determining if you should hire us or go through a formal eviction process, we have an attorney that can help assist you in making that decision.

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Job Types

Squatter Squad provides professional squatter removal services, but it’s important to clarify the types of cases we handle. Below is a general outline, but each situation is unique, and we will need to discuss the details to determine how we can assist you.

Types of Property

Residential
Apartment and Condo
Airbnb
Commercial
Land

We Do Not

Remove non-paying tenants who won’t leave
Remove family members who were allowed to live on the property
Homeless persons living on city or government properties

Top Types of Squatter Situations

Unlawful Occupation – A person or group breaks into a vacant home and refuses to leave.
Left-Behind Roommate – A tenant moves out but leaves behind a friend, family member, or subtenant who refuses to vacate.
Bait and Switch – A person legally rents a home but allows someone else to move in instead.
Fake Lease Scam – Squatters forge rental agreements and claim tenant rights to delay eviction.
Fraudulent Sublease – A scammer pretends to be the landlord, collects rent, and disappears, leaving the real owner with unauthorized occupants.
Elderly Exploitation – A caregiver, family member, or friend moves into an elderly person’s home and refuses to leave, often taking financial advantage of them.
Post-Foreclosure Holdover – Former homeowners refuse to leave after foreclosure, claiming wrongful eviction or legal loopholes.
Away on Vacation – Squatters move in while the owner is away on vacation and claim residency.
Short-Term Rental Overstay – A guest books an Airbnb or short-term rental, refuses to leave, and claims tenant rights.
Construction Site Squatters – Unfinished or vacant new builds attract trespassers who move in and claim residency before the owner takes possession.
Guests Who Won’t Leave – A friend, partner, or relative is invited to stay temporarily but refuses to move out, forcing the owner into a legal dispute.
Handyman Turned Squatter – A contractor or handyman working on the home asks to stay for a night or two (for convenence reasons), but refuses to leave, claiming tenant rights.

These cases often require legal intervention and strategic removal solutions—which is where Squatter Squad comes in.

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Why Calling the Police First Could Be a Big Mistake

When property owners discover squatters in their homes, their first instinct is often to call the police. It seems logical—someone is in your house who shouldn’t be, so law enforcement should step in. However, in most cases, that call ends up causing more problems than it solves.