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Nashville's own crew, answering day and nightCrime Scene, Suicide and Blood Cleanup in Davidson County
Davidson County is home base for us. Whether the call comes from a high-rise downtown, a duplex in Antioch or a ranch house in Old Hickory, we handle crime scene cleaning, cleanup after a death by suicide, and blood cleanup of every size. Once police release the property, we take it from there quietly.
- Crime scene cleaning
- Suicide cleanup
- Blood cleanup of any size
- Every Davidson County neighborhood
What do these three services cover in Davidson County?
Crime scene cleaning removes blood, tissue and investigation residue after an assault, shooting or other violent event. Suicide cleanup is the same careful work after someone has died by suicide, done with extra privacy for the family. Blood cleanup handles smaller incidents such as a bad fall, a deep cut or a medical emergency. All three use protective gear, hospital-grade disinfectants and proper medical waste disposal.
A big county with a lot of different homes
Davidson County runs from the hills of Bellevue and Joelton to the flat stretches of Antioch and the lake neighborhoods near Hermitage. In a single week we might work in a downtown condo, a student rental near the universities, a brick ranch in Madison and a small business on Nolensville Pike. Each one needs a slightly different plan.
What stays the same is how we treat you. We arrive without logos, explain what we see in plain words, and do not rush you through decisions. If you would rather not be there at all, a relative, neighbor or property manager can let us in and we will keep you updated by phone.
Calls we take across Davidson County
- A home or apartment released by Metro Nashville Police after a violent incident
- A bedroom, bathroom or garage where a loved one died by suicide
- Blood left behind after a fall, a fight or a medical emergency
- A rental unit in Antioch, Madison or Bordeaux that needs to be made safe for the next tenant
- A bar, hotel room or storefront where an injury happened overnight
- A car or truck that needs blood removed after an incident
Why a mop and bleach are not enough
Even a small amount of blood can carry disease and travel farther into a home than it seems.
Infection risk
Hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV can be present in blood, and some can stay infectious after it dries.
Older Nashville homes
Hardwood with gaps, plaster walls and pier-and-beam floors give fluids more places to settle out of sight.
Shared walls
In apartments and condos, contamination and odor can reach neighboring units if it is not handled at the source.
Disposal law
Soaked materials must be packaged and sent out as regulated medical waste, not left at the curb.
What happens after you call
We keep the steps simple and tell you what we are doing at each one.
A real conversation
We ask a few gentle questions, confirm the scene has been released and set a time that works for you.
A quiet arrival
An unmarked van pulls up, the crew arrives in plain clothes and suits up once inside or out of view.
Finding every trace
We trace where blood or fluids went, including under flooring, behind baseboards and into furniture.
Removal and disinfection
Materials that cannot be saved are taken out with your approval, and every remaining surface is cleaned and disinfected.
- Carpet, pad and rugs
- Mattresses and upholstered pieces
- Drywall or subfloor sections when needed
Checking our work
Detection tools confirm the area is clean, and odor is treated at its source rather than covered up.
Paperwork for you
You receive photos and an itemized report for insurance, and the waste goes out for medical waste disposal.
Davidson County communities we serve
The people who call us in Davidson County
Families in every neighborhood
From East Nashville to Bellevue, we take the cleanup off your shoulders so you can be with the people who matter.
Apartment and rental managers
We restore units quickly, document the work for your files and help you get back to leasing.
Hotels, bars and venues
We can work overnight or between shifts so guests and staff never see the affected area.
Trauma cleanup in Nashville and Davidson County
Nashville and Davidson County share one metro government, so most scenes are worked and released by Metro Nashville Police. A few small cities inside the county, such as Goodlettsville and Belle Meade, have their own departments, and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation sometimes joins serious cases. Whoever is in charge, we wait for the release and can coordinate timing with you by phone.
After a death by suicide, families often tell us they did not know who to call. You do not have to explain more than you are comfortable with. If you or anyone in your home is struggling, you can call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, at any hour.
Homeowner's, renter's, landlord and commercial policies often cover this work, and we send adjusters the photos and itemized details they need. Tennessee's crime victim compensation program may help with some costs after a crime.
Steady hands on the hardest days
One call, every detail
We coordinate access, timing and paperwork so you are not stuck making a dozen calls.
Discretion first
No logos, no sirens and no conversations with neighbors, tenants or guests.
Thorough, not rushed
We follow contamination wherever it traveled, including under floors and behind trim.
Safe for the next person
Surfaces are disinfected with hospital-grade products and checked before we leave.
Insurance-ready reports
We document the job the way adjusters expect. Insurance questions.
Clear written scope
Know what will be removed and why before any work starts. Pricing explained.
Davidson County cleanup questions
What Nashville families and property owners ask us most often. More on our questions page.
Talk with us nowDoes Metro Nashville Police clean up after they leave?
No. Officers and the medical examiner finish their work and release the property, but cleaning is left to the owner or family. That is the point where we step in.
Do you serve the small cities inside the county?
Yes. We work in Goodlettsville, Belle Meade, Berry Hill, Forest Hills, Oak Hill and every Metro neighborhood.
Can you work in a high-rise or condo building?
Yes. We coordinate with building management on elevators, loading docks and quiet hours so other residents are not disturbed.
I rent. Who is responsible for the cleanup?
It depends on your lease and your landlord's policy. Renter's insurance sometimes helps too. We can talk with your landlord directly if that makes it easier.
Is a small amount of blood worth calling about?
If it soaked into carpet, a mattress or upholstery, or if you are unsure whose blood it is, it is worth a call. We will tell you honestly if it is something you can handle yourself.
How soon can you be there?
Most Davidson County calls start the same day, once the scene has been released.
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