Dickson County's towns
The city of Dickson is the county's largest community, with about 16,000 residents, a downtown business district, TriStar Horizon Medical Center and the I-40 interchange at Exit 172. Charlotte, a town of about 1,700, is the county seat, built around a courthouse completed in 1833 that is described as the oldest functioning courthouse in Tennessee.
| Communities we serve | Dickson, White Bluff, Charlotte, Burns and the surrounding area |
|---|---|
| Main highways | I-40 (Exit 172 via SR 46), US 70 (Henslee Drive), SR 46, SR 47, SR 48, SR 235, US 70, SR 49 |
| Neighboring Middle Tennessee counties | Cheatham, Hickman, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Williamson |
Burns, about 1,600 people, sits against Dickson's southeastern edge on SR 47 and SR 96 near where I-40 and I-840 meet. White Bluff, about 3,900 people, lies in the eastern part of the county at the junction of US 70 and SR 47, just east of Montgomery Bell State Park and closest of the four to Nashville.
Highways, hills and rural properties
I-40 crosses the southern part of the county, and US 70 runs east-west through White Bluff and Dickson. SR 46, SR 47, SR 48 and SR 49 tie the towns together, with SR 48 and SR 49 serving Charlotte in the hills toward Ashland City. We come in from the Nashville area by I-40 or US 70 and follow those state routes to the address.
Outside the towns, much of the county is rural: homes with open land, farmhouses, barns, sheds and septic systems. Those settings bring calls about animal droppings in outbuildings, septic backups, and deaths that went undiscovered because neighbors live far apart. In Dickson itself, highway businesses along Henslee Drive and downtown storefronts sometimes need fluid, needle or trauma cleanup, and medical offices near the hospital may want disinfection beyond routine custodial work.
- Homes in Dickson, Charlotte, Burns and White Bluff
- Farmhouses, barns and outbuildings on the Highland Rim
- Highway and downtown businesses in Dickson
- Vehicles on I-40, US 70 and the state routes
How calls from Dickson County work
We are a mobile company based in the Nashville area with no branch office in the county. Call 615-513-5112 at any hour; we will talk through what happened, describe the likely scope, and confirm it in person before we begin. After a death or crime, law enforcement or the medical examiner releases the property first, and removal of remains is handled by them or a funeral home. Septic and plumbing repair, wildlife removal and rebuilding go to other trades.
Services available throughout Dickson County
- Blood & Bodily Fluid Cleanup — Removal and disinfection of blood, urine, vomit, feces and other bodily fluids from homes, businesses and vehicles.
- Unattended Death Cleanup — Careful, private cleanup after a death that went undiscovered, including decomposition fluids, odor and affected materials.
- Crime Scene Cleanup — Cleanup after law enforcement releases a scene — blood, fingerprint powder, tear gas residue and damage from forced entry.
- Trauma Scene Cleanup — Respectful cleanup after suicides, serious injuries and accidents at home or at work.
- Drug Residue Cleanup — Decontamination of homes, rentals and vehicles where methamphetamine, fentanyl or other drugs were used.
- Sharps & Needle Cleanup — Safe collection and disposal of discarded needles, syringes and drug paraphernalia from properties and public areas.
- Homeless Encampment Cleanup — Coordinated, respectful cleanup of vacated encampments, squatter sites, garages and alleys for property owners.
- Hoarding Cleanup — Patient, judgment-free cleanouts of hoarded and gross-filth homes, including animal hoarding situations.
- Animal Waste & Rodent Cleanup — Cleanup of rodent droppings, bird and bat guano, raccoon latrines, pet waste and dead animals.
- Sewage Cleanup — Cleanup and disinfection after sewage backups, toilet overflows, septic failures and Category 3 water.
- Infectious Disease Decontamination — Targeted cleaning and disinfection with EPA-registered products after illnesses such as norovirus, MRSA or C. diff.
- Vehicle Biohazard Cleanup — Biohazard cleanup for personal cars, rideshare vehicles, fleets, buses, police cars and ambulances.
- Commercial Biohazard Cleanup — Biohazard response for property managers, hotels, healthcare, schools, gyms, restaurants and other workplaces.
- Odor Removal & Deodorization — Source-focused odor removal after decomposition, smoke, pet urine or sewage, with deodorization where appropriate.
- Disinfection & Sanitization — Post-incident and scheduled disinfection using EPA-registered products and appropriate application methods.