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Crime Scene, Suicide & Blood Cleanup in Nashville
When something terrible has happened at your home or business, you should not have to clean it up. Nashville 24/7 Bio-Disposals quietly restores the space after a crime, a death by suicide or any heavy blood loss, then hands you back a room that is safe again. Day or night, every day of the year.
- Answered 24/7/365
- Unmarked vans, plain clothes
- OSHA bloodborne pathogen practices
- Photo reports for insurance
- Crime scene cleaning
- Suicide cleanup
- Blood removal
- Unmarked vans
- Answered 24/7
- Insurance paperwork handled
- Medical waste disposed properly
- Davidson + 6 counties
What we clean
Three kinds of calls. Handled with the same care.
We focus on crime scenes, deaths by suicide and blood. Each one carries real health risks and deep emotional weight, so we remove what is unsafe, disinfect what stays and document every step. See every service →
Crime Scene Cleaning
Homicide, shooting, stabbing and assault scenes restored once police release the property, including fingerprint dust left by investigators.
+5 more · Crime scene cleaningSuicide Cleaning
Gentle, private cleanup after a death by suicide at home, in a rental or in a vehicle, so the family never has to see the room again in that state.
+2 more · Suicide cleaningBlood Cleanup
Large spills, injuries, falls and medical emergencies, including the carpet pad, mattress and subfloor that household cleaning cannot reach.
+9 more · Blood cleanupBlood in Vehicles
Cars, rideshares, patrol cars and ambulances cleaned and disinfected so they can safely go back on the road.
Blood cleanup by locationBusinesses & Rentals
Apartments, hotels, clinics, bars and gyms. One number to call when something happens on your property, with no contract.
Blood cleanup by locationUnattended Death
When someone passes and is not found for a while, we remove affected materials and treat odor at its source.
Learn moreWhere are you right now?
Choose what happened. We will show you the next few hours.
No one is ready for this. Here is what to expect for the calls we hear most often in Middle Tennessee.
What happens next
Crime scene cleaning
- 1Call while police are still there if you like. We plan around the release so the crew can start right away.
- 2Blood, tissue and fingerprint dust are removed from every surface, including carpet pad and drywall.
- 3Our van is unmarked and our crew arrives in plain clothes.
- 4You get photos and an itemized report for insurance or for crime victim compensation.
What happens next
Suicide cleaning
- 1You do not need to go back into the room. We can arrange access with a relative or friend.
- 2Everything affected is cleaned or removed, and we set aside personal items for you.
- 3We speak gently and never rush you through decisions.
- 4If you are struggling, you can call or text 988 any time to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
What happens next
Blood cleanup
- 1Keep people and pets away from the area and do not vacuum or mop.
- 2We find where the blood traveled, including under flooring and into furniture.
- 3Anything that cannot be made safe is removed with your approval.
- 4The area is disinfected and checked before we leave.
What happens next
Blood cleanup for property owners
- 1Call the number we give you any time. No contract or retainer is needed.
- 2We isolate the area so the rest of the building can stay open.
- 3Blood is removed and surfaces are disinfected to a safe condition.
- 4You receive an invoice and documentation for the incident file.
What happens next
Vehicle blood cleanup
- 1Do not drive the vehicle if blood has reached the seats or carpet.
- 2We clean seats, belts, carpet, headliner and every crevice.
- 3Contaminated parts that cannot be cleaned are removed.
- 4You get photos for the insurer or the rideshare platform.
Every page in one place
40 guides for the situation you are in
Type a word to find your situation. Each page explains what happens, what usually has to be removed and what to expect.
Blood cleanup by situation
- Large Blood Spill Cleanup
- Accident & Injury Blood Cleanup
- Medical Emergency Blood Cleanup
- Fall at Home Blood Cleanup
- Workplace Blood Cleanup
- Industrial Accident Blood Cleanup
- School & Public Place Blood Cleanup
- In-Home Death Blood Cleanup
- Blood in Carpet Removal
- Blood-Soaked Mattress Removal
- Blood Under Flooring & Subfloor
- Blood Odor Removal
Nothing matched. Call (615) 513-5112 and we will tell you right away whether we can help.
How it works
From the first call to a room you can use again
- 01
Call or email
Tell us what happened and where. We give you a realistic arrival time and answer insurance questions on the spot.
- 02
Walkthrough and containment
We confirm the scene is released, seal off the affected area and photograph everything for your records.
- 03
Removal and disinfection
Materials that cannot be saved are removed and packaged as medical waste. Everything else is cleaned and disinfected.
- 04
Check and hand back
We verify the space with detection tools, walk you through what we did and leave you the paperwork.
Why families call us
Steady help on the worst day
Crime scenes, suicides and heavy blood loss leave behind real health hazards like hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, and an emotional weight no family should have to scrub away. That is the work we do.
Always answered
Nights, weekends and holidays. You reach a real person, not a recording.
Quiet and discreet
Plain clothes, unmarked vans and no conversations with neighbors.
Done properly
Protective gear, containment, hospital-grade disinfectants and proper disposal.
Paperwork handled
Photos and itemized reports for your insurer, landlord or estate.
Close by
Based in Nashville, so help is hours away, not days.
No contracts
Businesses pay per incident. Nothing to sign in advance.
Insurance & cost
Will insurance pay for the cleanup?
Often, yes. Homeowner's, renter's, landlord and commercial policies frequently include this kind of cleanup, and auto policies may cover a vehicle. We explain what to ask your carrier and provide the photos and itemized scope an adjuster needs. If a crime was involved, Tennessee's crime victim compensation program may help with some costs.
Paying yourself? You get a written scope before any work starts, so there are no surprises. Cost depends on how large the affected area is, what has to be removed and how long it was before the scene was found. Calling us costs nothing.
What you get for your claim
- Photos before, during and after
- An itemized list of what was removed and why
- Medical waste disposal records
- Direct contact with your adjuster
- Billing to the carrier when your policy allows
- A written scope before work begins
Who we help
Homes, rentals, businesses and agencies across Middle Tennessee
Families call us after the unthinkable. Property owners and managers keep our number for the incidents their regular cleaning crew cannot handle.
Where we work
Nashville and the six counties around it
We are based in Nashville and cover Davidson, Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson, Sumner, Robertson and Cheatham counties. See all areas →
Nashville neighborhoods we reach every day: Downtown, East Nashville, North Nashville, The Nations, Sylvan Park, Green Hills, Antioch, Madison, Donelson, Hermitage, Bellevue, Old Hickory, Inglewood, Bordeaux, Whites Creek and Joelton.
Should I clean it myself?
Why this is not a do-it-yourself job
Beyond the health risks, cleaning up after someone you love was hurt can stay with you for years. Let trained people carry that part.
Germs stay on surfaces
Some bloodborne viruses remain infectious on dried surfaces for days. A clean look does not mean a safe surface.
Blood soaks deeper than it looks
Carpet pad, mattresses, upholstery and subfloor hold blood well below what you can see. Most of it has to be removed.
Disposal has rules
Blood-soaked materials are regulated medical waste. They cannot go out with household trash.
A smell means a source
If an odor lingers, contamination is still there. Air fresheners hide it for a day at most.
Nashville crime scene and blood cleanup company
Trauma cleanup for Nashville and Middle Tennessee
Looking for crime scene cleaners in Nashville, help after a suicide, or someone to remove blood from a home, car or business? Nashville 24/7 Bio-Disposals is a locally owned company that focuses on exactly these jobs. We serve Davidson County, Williamson County, Rutherford County, Wilson County, Sumner County, Robertson County and Cheatham County.
One phone call covers the whole job: response, containment, removal, disinfection, odor control, medical waste disposal and the paperwork. We answer 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Crime scene cleaning
After a homicide, shooting, stabbing or assault, the property owner or family is left with the scene. Once police release it, we remove blood and tissue, lift fingerprint dust and restore the rooms. See our crime scene cleaning page for the full process.
Suicide cleanup
Suicide cleanup calls for patience and privacy. We handle self-inflicted gunshot scenes, vehicles and rental units, and our family guide explains the first few days. Anyone who is struggling can call or text 988 at any hour.
Blood cleanup and removal
Not every call involves a crime. Falls at home, medical emergencies, workplace injuries and accidents can leave heavy blood in carpet, mattresses and subfloors. We also clean cars, rideshares, apartments and hotel rooms. Start on our blood cleanup page.
Your questions, answered plainly
Common questions
Not sure what you need? Call us. It costs nothing to talk it through, and we will tell you honestly if it is something you can handle yourself.
(615) 513-5112More answers →How fast can you get here?
We answer every call 24 hours a day. In Nashville and Davidson County a crew usually starts the same day, and the surrounding counties are typically same day too. We will give you a realistic time when you call.
Do I have to wait for the police?
Yes. If law enforcement is involved, the scene has to be released before cleanup can begin. You can call us while that is happening so we are ready to start.
Who is responsible for cleaning up after a death in Tennessee?
Generally the property owner or the family. Police, the medical examiner and the funeral home do not clean the scene. That is what we do.
Will anyone know why you are there?
No. Our vans have no markings, our crew arrives in plain clothes and we never discuss the work with neighbors, tenants or guests.
Does insurance cover crime scene or suicide cleanup?
Often it does under homeowner's, renter's, landlord or commercial policies. We provide the photos and itemized documentation your adjuster needs and can bill the carrier when your policy allows.
Is there help with the cost if I was the victim of a crime?
Tennessee's crime victim compensation program may help with some cleanup costs. Our records can support an application.
Can you save personal belongings?
Often, yes. We set aside photos, documents, jewelry and keepsakes and clean what can be made safe. We always ask before removing anything.
Do I need to be there while you work?
No. Many families stay elsewhere. A relative, friend or property manager can let us in, and we will keep you updated by phone.
Do you clean blood out of cars?
Yes. We clean seats, carpet, seat belts, headliners and every crevice, and we remove parts that cannot be made safe.
What areas do you serve?
Nashville and all of Davidson County, plus Williamson, Rutherford, Wilson, Sumner, Robertson and Cheatham counties, including Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, Gallatin, Hendersonville, Springfield and Ashland City.
You do not have to face this alone
Call us. We answer around the clock and can usually begin today.