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Serving Murfreesboro and all of Rutherford CountyCrime Scene, Suicide and Blood Cleanup in Rutherford County
Rutherford County has grown fast, and so have the kinds of places we are called to: new subdivisions, student rentals, older farmhouses and busy industrial sites along I-24. We clean crime scenes, restore rooms after a death by suicide and remove blood after injuries, starting once the scene is released.
- Starts after release
- Homes, rentals and job sites
- Murfreesboro to Christiana
- Same-day service is typical
Crime scene, suicide and blood cleanup, explained
Each of these services means finding and safely removing blood and other bodily fluids, along with anything they have soaked into. After a crime, that also includes fingerprint powder and other residue. After a death by suicide, it includes extra care with personal belongings. Our technicians wear protective gear, disinfect with hospital-grade products and send contaminated waste for medical waste disposal.
From college rentals to farm country
Murfreesboro is a college town with a lot of rental housing near campus, and Smyrna and La Vergne are full of commuters and families in newer subdivisions. Out past Rockvale, Eagleville and Christiana, the homes get farther apart and the drives get longer. We work in all of it, and we adjust our plan to the property in front of us.
Rutherford County is also home to large plants, warehouses and distribution centers. When an injury happens on a job site or loading dock, we can come in between shifts, clean and disinfect the area, and give your safety team the records they need.
Common Rutherford County calls
- A house in a Murfreesboro or Smyrna subdivision released after a violent incident
- A room where a family member died by suicide
- A student or rental unit that needs to be cleaned before re-leasing
- Blood on a warehouse floor, loading dock or factory line after an injury
- A farmhouse, mobile home or outbuilding in the rural south of the county
- A car or truck involved in an incident on I-24 or a local road
Risks that come with blood and fluids
The danger is not just what you can see on the surface.
Bloodborne pathogens
Viruses like hepatitis B and C can survive on surfaces long after blood looks dry.
Slab and subfloor
Many newer homes sit on concrete slabs, and fluid can seep through carpet into the slab where it holds odor.
Workplace exposure
Coworkers who clean up an injury without training and gear can be exposed to disease.
Improper disposal
Contaminated materials have to leave as regulated medical waste, not in a dumpster.
How we take care of it
A clear, steady process so you always know where things stand.
Confirming the release
We check with you that the sheriff's office or city police have released the property before we start.
Surveying the space
We look at how far contamination spread, including under carpet, into the slab and behind trim.
Removing what cannot be saved
With your approval we take out soaked materials and bag them for regulated disposal.
- Carpet and pad
- Mattresses and furniture
- Baseboards and drywall sections
Cleaning and disinfecting
Remaining surfaces, including concrete, are cleaned and treated with EPA-registered disinfectants.
Verification and paperwork
We confirm results with detection tools and provide photos and an itemized report for insurance.
Rutherford County communities we serve
Who we work with in Rutherford County
Families and homeowners
We restore your home with care and keep you informed without asking you to see the room.
Landlords and student housing
We turn units around with documentation for your records and your insurer.
Plants and warehouses
We clean injury sites between shifts and bill per incident, with no contract.
Biohazard cleanup throughout Rutherford County
Murfreesboro, Smyrna and La Vergne each have their own police departments, and the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office covers the unincorporated parts of the county, including much of the countryside around Eagleville, Christiana and Lascassas. Whichever agency handled the call will release the scene when they are done, and that is when we can begin.
Losing someone to suicide brings grief that is hard to describe. We work slowly in those rooms, keep anything personal safe for you, and never hurry a family. If you or someone you love is struggling, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, at any time.
Insurance often covers this work, whether it is a homeowner's, renter's, landlord or commercial policy. We provide what adjusters need, and Tennessee's crime victim compensation program may help with some costs when a crime was involved.
Steady hands on the hardest days
Answered day and night
A person picks up at 3 a.m. the same as at noon, and we usually start the same day across Nashville.
Quiet arrival
Unmarked vans and plain clothes. Nobody on your street has to know why we came.
Protected crews
Full protective gear and OSHA bloodborne pathogen practices on every job, large or small.
Proper disposal
Contaminated materials leave as regulated medical waste, never in your trash or a dumpster.
Help with your claim
Photos and an itemized report make the conversation with your adjuster easier. How insurance works.
No surprises on price
You see a written scope before we begin. What affects the price.
Rutherford County questions
Answers for families, landlords and employers in and around Murfreesboro. More on our questions page.
Talk with us nowWho releases a scene in Murfreesboro?
Inside the city, Murfreesboro Police usually handle it. In unincorporated areas it is often the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office. Either way, we start after they release the property.
Can you clean an injury site at our plant or warehouse?
Yes. We can come in between shifts, clean and disinfect the area and give you records for your safety files. There is no contract, just a bill for the job.
Do you travel to the rural parts of the county?
Yes. Christiana, Eagleville, Rockvale and the farm roads in between are all part of our regular area.
Can blood soak into a concrete slab?
It can. Concrete is porous, so we clean and treat it directly after removing the carpet and pad above it.
My tenant's family asked me to handle it. What should I do?
Call us. We can coordinate with you and the family, keep belongings safe and give you documentation for your policy.
How long will it take?
Smaller jobs are often done in a few hours. A full room with flooring removal may take a day or two.
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Call any hour. We will listen, answer your questions plainly and get a crew to you as soon as the scene is released.
