The Fentress County Courthouse in Jamestown

Fentress County · Middle Tennessee

Biohazard Cleanup in Jamestown, Tennessee

Jamestown has been the Fentress County seat since 1823, a small plateau town where US 127, State Route 52 and State Route 154 meet. We come up from the Nashville area to help its residents and businesses with biohazard cleanup.

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The Fentress County Courthouse in Jamestown, Tennessee. · Photo: Brian Stansberry, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

What happens when you callSomeone answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We listen to what happened in Jamestown and explain the next step.

County
Fentress
Population (2020 Census)
1,935
Status
City
Nearest community
Grimsley · 11 mi

Sand Springs to County Seat

Before it was Jamestown, the area was known as Sand Springs for its natural springs. It became the seat of Fentress County in 1823 and was incorporated in 1837. John M. Clemens, Mark Twain's father, served as the first circuit court clerk and drew plans for the first courthouse and jail; Mark Twain City Park still holds a spring the Clemens family used.

Today about 1,900 people live here on the western edge of the Cumberland Plateau. Downtown commercial blocks line Main Street and Central Avenue, and rural residential land surrounds the town. Streams on the east side drain toward the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, those on the west toward the upper Obey.

Who Calls Us in Jamestown

As the county seat, Jamestown has the Fentress County Courthouse and county offices, and the Alvin C. York Agricultural Institute, a state-funded high school founded by Sgt. Alvin C. York. The University of Tennessee Medical Center opened an off-campus emergency department on Central Avenue West in 2023. Shared public buildings like these can need disinfection or fluid cleanup arranged by those who operate them.

Most requests, though, are likely to come from homes. A family member dies, someone is hurt, a septic system backs up, or an elderly relative's house has become unsafe. In the rural land outside town, barns and sheds add animal waste and rodent cleanup to the list.

  • Houses inside the city and across the surrounding countryside
  • Main Street and Central Avenue storefronts
  • Public and institutional buildings, at the operator's request
  • Outbuildings and vehicles on rural properties

Making the Trip to the Plateau

Nobody is stationed in Fentress County. Because the drive is long, we gather details by phone: what happened, which spaces are involved, whether police or the Fentress County medical examiner have released the property, and who can provide access.

You will know exactly what we plan to do before we begin. On site, we block off the work area, gears up, takes out contaminated items and finishes with labeled disinfectants. Septic work, rebuilding and pest control go to the companies that specialize in them.

We also serve Grimsley about 11 miles south, Livingston and the neighboring counties, including Pickett County.

Services in Jamestown

Communities near Jamestown

We also serve Grimsley (11 mi), Livingston (22 mi), Monterey (27 mi), Celina (33 mi), Algood (33 mi), and Dodson Branch (34 mi), and the rest of Fentress County.

Frequently asked questions

How far out from Jamestown do you go?
We serve all of Fentress County and the surrounding Middle Tennessee counties. Rural addresses off US 127, State Route 52 and State Route 154 are covered.
When someone dies at home in Jamestown, who releases the house?
City officers and the Fentress County medical examiner take charge first, then release the house to the family. The person who died is cared for by the medical examiner or a funeral home. Our cleanup begins after the release.
Can you clean a downtown business without closing it for days?
In many cases the affected area can be sealed off or the work done after hours. It depends on the incident, which we discuss when you call.

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 Jamestown.

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Biohazard cleanup in Jamestown, day or night

Call 615-513-5112 from anywhere around Jamestown and we will help plan the trip up the plateau.

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