Tims Ford Lake in Estill Springs, Tennessee

Franklin County · Middle Tennessee

Biohazard Cleanup in Estill Springs, Tennessee

Estill Springs calls itself the City Between the Lakes, and when a home or business here faces a death, injury or contamination, we bring careful, discreet cleanup from the Nashville area.

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Tims Ford Lake, Estill Springs, Tennessee. · Photo: Brian Stansberry, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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County
Franklin
Population (2020 Census)
2,267
Status
Town
Nearest community
Decherd · 4 mi

Lakeside living and the cleanups it brings

Estill Springs sits on the north side of the Elk River at the upstream end of Tims Ford Lake, in northern Franklin County. The town of roughly 2,270 people began as a small spa town around mineral springs after the Estill family donated railroad right-of-way around 1840, and its drinking water still comes from a natural spring off Spring Creek Road.

Today the housing mix leans toward residential streets and lake-oriented properties. Some of those lake homes are lived in year-round; others are used on weekends or rented to visitors who come for the Tims Ford Blueway and the Taylor Creek Greenway. That pattern shapes the work we expect here, because a property that sits closed for weeks can hide a problem until someone opens the door.

Estill Springs also has a long memory. During the Civil War it was the site of Camp Harris, a Confederate training camp, and it went by the name Allisonia for a time. Many families here have deep roots, and we keep that in mind when we work in their homes.

  • Death or illness discovered after a home was closed up for a while
  • Rodent droppings and nesting in cabins, boathouses and sheds
  • Sewage backups in houses near the water
  • Short-term rental turnovers that uncover bodily fluids, needles or drug residue

Along US 41A between Tullahoma and Winchester

US 41A runs through the town center, and S. Main Street carries much of the local business. Estill Springs is about eight miles from Tullahoma and six from Winchester, with Decherd just under four miles away. That location puts the town on a well-traveled route, so vehicles, small businesses and public-facing spaces along the corridor may also need our help from time to time.

Our mobile service travels from the Nashville area; there is no office in Estill Springs, and we do not pretend otherwise. You call 615-513-5112 at any hour, we talk through what happened, and we drive out with protective equipment, containment supplies and EPA-registered disinfectants that are used according to their labels.

Coverage beyond the town limits

Lake homes and rural properties outside Estill Springs are part of our Franklin County coverage, and many are owned by people who live elsewhere. We can coordinate with an owner by phone, arrange access through a neighbor or manager, and call you when the work is done.

If you are closer to Tullahoma or Decherd, the same team and the same process apply. For more on cleaning rentals and cabins after rodent activity, see our animal waste cleanup page.

Services in Estill Springs

Communities near Estill Springs

We also serve Decherd (4 mi), Winchester (5 mi), Cowan (9 mi), Tullahoma (10 mi), Sewanee (12 mi), and Lynchburg (14 mi), and the rest of Franklin County.

Frequently asked questions

I own a Tims Ford Lake cabin near Estill Springs but live out of state. Can you still help?
Yes. We can talk through the situation by phone, coordinate access with someone you trust, explain the scope before starting, and share photos when we finish. You do not need to travel to be present.
Does the town's spring water source change how you work?
We follow product labels and dispose of contaminated materials appropriately wherever we work. We do not pour cleanup waste or chemicals onto the ground or into waterways.
What happens after someone dies in an Estill Springs home?
Call 911. For a reportable death, the county medical examiner must authorize moving the body, and a funeral home takes care of the person who died. We begin cleanup only after the home has been released.

Local information on this page is drawn from public sources including the official municipal website and 2020 U.S. Census. We are a mobile service based in the Nashville area; we do not operate a branch office in Estill Springs.

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Biohazard cleanup in Estill Springs, day or night

Whether you are in town or hundreds of miles away, call 615-513-5112 and we will help with your Estill Springs property.

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