Serving the Crossroads of Dixie

Lawrenceburg sits on the southern Highland Rim, about 75 miles southwest of Nashville and roughly 40 miles north of Florence, Alabama. US 43 and US 64 cross in the city, which helps explain the nickname Crossroads of Dixie, and several state routes fan out into the surrounding county. Interstate 65 is about 29 miles east.

That distance matters, so we are upfront about it: we are a mobile service based in the Nashville area, with no office in Lawrenceburg. We answer 615-513-5112 at every hour, talk through the situation by phone, explain what we would do and then make the drive.

Town square, neighborhoods and a manufacturing base

Lawrenceburg was founded in 1819 and incorporated in 1825. David Crockett once lived here and ran a powder mill and gristmill on Shoal Creek, and a statue of him stands on the downtown square beside the Lawrence County Courthouse. Around the square are residential neighborhoods, and beyond them is rural farmland that covers much of the county.

Manufacturing has long shaped the city. After World War II, a large bicycle and mower factory was built here, and today's employers include manufacturers, packaging plants and agricultural businesses. The Lawrenceburg Industrial Park covers 151 acres. Workplaces call us after injuries, bodily fluid incidents and contamination; families call after a death at home, a medical emergency, a sewage backup or a hoarding situation.

We explain the scope before any work starts, contain the area, use protective equipment, remove materials that cannot be cleaned and disinfect with EPA-registered products used per label directions.

Homes in neighborhoods around the square
Plants in the industrial park
Rural houses, barns and farm properties outside town
Offices and education campuses, including Columbia State's Lawrenceburg site

Shoal Creek, the state park and nearby towns

David Crockett State Park adjoins Lawrenceburg's west side, and Shoal Creek runs through the area. Owners of wooded or vacant land can call us for sharps or vacated-encampment cleanup.

Loretto is about 13 miles south on US 43, Pulaski about 17 miles east and Mount Pleasant around 22 miles north. Hohenwald and Waynesboro are roughly 24 miles away. We serve them all and every part of Lawrence County. After a death at home, the medical examiner or police release the property before we begin.

Services in Lawrenceburg

Blood & Bodily Fluid Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — From homes near the Crockett statue on the square to plants in the industrial park, blood cleanup in Lawrenceburg adapts to each setting.
Unattended Death Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — In a county seat of about 11,600 surrounded by rural land, unattended deaths happen; we clean privately after medical examiner release.
Crime Scene Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — After police or the Lawrence County sheriff release a scene, we clean homes, rentals and businesses with discretion.
Trauma Scene Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — Workplace injuries at Lawrenceburg plants and traumatic events at home are cleaned with care and clear communication.
Drug Residue Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — If a rental or rural property around Lawrenceburg needs drug residue assessment, we explain Tennessee's rules plainly.
Sharps & Needle Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — Needles found along Shoal Creek, in parking lots or in Lawrenceburg rentals are collected safely and disposed of properly.
Homeless Encampment Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — Owners of private land around Lawrenceburg can have a vacated encampment cleaned.
Hoarding Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — Hoarding in Lawrenceburg homes and on rural properties is cleared respectfully, with the resident's choices guiding the work.
Animal Waste & Rodent Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — Rural Lawrence County barns and Lawrenceburg crawl spaces often collect rodent droppings and animal waste.
Sewage Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — Sewage backups in Lawrenceburg homes and businesses, and in rural houses on septic, need soaked materials removed and disinfection.
Infectious Disease Decontamination in Lawrenceburg — Lawrenceburg's education campuses, offices, plants and homes can be disinfected after illness using EPA-registered products.
Vehicle Biohazard Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — With US 43 and US 64 meeting in Lawrenceburg, we clean cars, trucks and fleet vehicles after emergencies or accidents.
Commercial Biohazard Cleanup in Lawrenceburg — Lawrenceburg manufacturers and shops on the square can call us after workplace incidents.
Odor Removal & Deodorization in Lawrenceburg — Odors in Lawrenceburg homes and rentals are traced to their source and removed before surfaces are treated.
Disinfection & Sanitization in Lawrenceburg — Lawrenceburg schools, churches, offices and homes can book clean-first disinfection that follows label contact times.

Communities near Lawrenceburg

We also serve Loretto (13 mi), Pulaski (17 mi), Mount Pleasant (22 mi), Hohenwald (24 mi), Waynesboro (25 mi), and Cornersville (28 mi), and the rest of Lawrence County.

Frequently asked questions

Do you really make the long drive down to Lawrenceburg?

Yes. We serve all 41 counties of Middle Tennessee. Because of the drive, we talk through the job by phone first so we arrive prepared with what the situation needs.

Can manufacturers in the Lawrenceburg Industrial Park call you?

Yes. We clean blood, bodily fluids and other biohazards in plants and shops, isolate the affected area and try to work between shifts.

Do you cover rural Lawrence County outside the city?

We do. Farms, homes on county roads and smaller communities across Lawrence County are all within our service area.

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 Lawrenceburg.

Biohazard Cleanup in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee