Downtown Hartsville, Tennessee

Trousdale County · Middle Tennessee

Biohazard Cleanup in Hartsville, Tennessee

Hartsville and Trousdale County share one metropolitan government, about 50 miles northeast of Nashville just above the Cumberland River. We bring mobile biohazard cleanup to the whole consolidated city-county, downtown and countryside alike.

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Downtown Hartsville, Tennessee. · Photo: Ichabod, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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County
Trousdale
Population (2020 Census)
11,615
Status
Metro government
Nearest community
Lafayette · 11 mi

One Government, One Service Area

After a 2000 referendum, Hartsville and Trousdale County consolidated into the Hartsville/Trousdale County metropolitan government. In census terms that makes Hartsville a city-county of about 11,600 people, though most of its land is rural. The compact downtown sits along the West Fork of Goose Creek, a short distance north of the Cumberland River, and the courthouse there is the seat of the combined government.

Two state routes carry most traffic: SR 25, which links Carthage to the southeast with Sumner County to the west, and SR 141, which runs south to Lebanon and north into Macon County. Settled in 1785 and named for early settler James Hart, who ran a ferry here, the town later saw the 1862 Battle of Hartsville, and in 1977 TVA began a nuclear plant nearby that it canceled in 1984.

Calls From Downtown, Farms and Institutions

Because the city and county are one, our Hartsville service area ranges from houses near the downtown business district to farmhouses miles out on country roads. Most calls would come from families after a death, injury or illness at home. The area also includes the Tennessee College of Applied Technology's Hartsville campus, Trousdale County High School and a medium-security prison, so institutional settings are part of the picture.

  • Homes and small businesses in downtown Hartsville along Goose Creek
  • Farmhouses, barns and outbuildings across rural Trousdale County
  • Schools and campuses after an incident involving blood or fluids
  • Vacated campsites, abandoned structures or squatter sites on private land
  • Cars and trucks used on SR 25 and SR 141

What to Expect From Our Service

Hartsville has no office of ours; we are a mobile service from the Nashville area. Call 615-513-5112 at any hour. We will ask what happened, whether law enforcement or the medical examiner was involved and whether the property has been released, then explain the work and how long the area should stay closed. On site, we wear protective equipment, contain the area, clean and then disinfect with EPA-registered products per label directions, and dispose of contaminated materials appropriately.

We serve neighboring Lafayette, Carthage and Gallatin, and you can read more about how we cover Trousdale County as a whole.

Services in Hartsville

Communities near Hartsville

We also serve Lafayette (11 mi), Westmoreland (13 mi), Carthage (15 mi), South Carthage (15 mi), Lebanon (17 mi), and Gallatin (17 mi), and the rest of Trousdale County.

Frequently asked questions

Do you cover all of Trousdale County or only the town of Hartsville?
All of it. Since Hartsville and Trousdale County share one government, we treat the whole county as our Hartsville service area, from downtown to farms near the county lines.
Can you clean a farm property with barns and outbuildings?
Yes. On rural properties, barns, sheds and equipment buildings may need attention after a death, a hoarding situation or animal waste. We include them in the scope when needed.
What is the drive like from your base to Hartsville?
Hartsville is about 50 miles northeast of Nashville. When you call, we give you a realistic arrival window and keep you informed if anything changes.

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 Hartsville.

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Biohazard cleanup in Hartsville, day or night

Anywhere in Hartsville or Trousdale County, call 615-513-5112 and a person will help you plan the next step.

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