One government, one small county

Lynchburg and Moore County share a consolidated metropolitan government whose boundaries match the county's, so the 2020 population of about 6,500 counts everyone in the county. Moore County is Tennessee's second-smallest county by area and mostly rural and agricultural. The county was created in 1871, and Lynchburg became its seat in 1873.

The town lies in the valley of East Fork Mulberry Creek, part of the Elk River watershed. State Route 55, called Majors Boulevard in town, is the main road; SR 50 heading toward Fayetteville and SR 129 heading west toward Petersburg meet it just south of town. Lynchburg is not on a US highway.

Historic downtown, a famous distillery and the farms around them

Downtown is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Lynchburg Historic District, centered on the Moore County Courthouse, completed in 1885, and the 1893 jail that is now a museum. The Jack Daniel Distillery, reopened by Lem Motlow in 1937, is the employer and attraction Moore County is known for, and it brings steady visitor traffic to a town in a county that remains dry. Motlow State Community College's campus, opened in 1969, lies in the northern part of the county.

For us, that means a mix of calls. Homes in town and farmhouses across the county need help after a death, a medical emergency, a sewage backup on a septic system, or rodent and animal waste in barns and crawl spaces. Businesses around the square and along Majors Boulevard, and workplaces of every size, may call after an injury or a bodily fluid incident in public restrooms.

Moore County has no office of ours. Our mobile service travels from the Nashville area. We talk with you first at 615-513-5112, explain the scope, and on site we contain the area, use protective equipment, remove what cannot be cleaned and disinfect with EPA-registered products per label directions.

Homes and shops in the Lynchburg Historic District
Farmhouses, barns and outbuildings across Moore County
Visitor-facing businesses and public restrooms
Campus and school buildings

Nearby towns

Tullahoma is about ten miles from Lynchburg, Estill Springs about thirteen, and Fayetteville, Shelbyville and Winchester each roughly fifteen to sixteen miles away. We serve all of them along with every corner of Moore County.

A home where a death occurred has to be released by the medical examiner or law enforcement before we can work there. You can read more about that process on our unattended death cleanup page.

Services in Lynchburg

Blood & Bodily Fluid Cleanup in Lynchburg — Homes in the Lynchburg Historic District and farmhouses across Moore County both have materials where blood and fluids soak in deeply.
Unattended Death Cleanup in Lynchburg — Moore County is small and rural, and a death on an isolated farm may go unnoticed; we clean privately after medical examiner release.
Crime Scene Cleanup in Lynchburg — After law enforcement releases a scene in Lynchburg or rural Moore County, we clean homes, outbuildings or vehicles for the family.
Trauma Scene Cleanup in Lynchburg — Farm accidents and traumatic events across Moore County are cleaned carefully while families stay away.
Drug Residue Cleanup in Lynchburg — If a rural house or outbuilding in Moore County needs drug residue assessed, we explain Tennessee rules plainly.
Sharps & Needle Cleanup in Lynchburg — Needles found in rentals, vehicles or roadsides along SR 55 near Lynchburg are collected and disposed of safely.
Hoarding Cleanup in Lynchburg — On Moore County farms, belongings can fill barns as well as houses; we clear them with respect for the person.
Animal Waste & Rodent Cleanup in Lynchburg — Barns, crawl spaces and outbuildings across agricultural Moore County often collect rodent droppings and animal waste.
Sewage Cleanup in Lynchburg — Most rural Moore County homes use septic systems, and backups inside require soaked materials removed and disinfection.
Infectious Disease Decontamination in Lynchburg — Lynchburg shops, schools, churches and homes can be cleaned and disinfected after illness with EPA-registered products.
Vehicle Biohazard Cleanup in Lynchburg — With visitors arriving by car on SR 55, we clean vehicles after medical emergencies or accidents in and around Lynchburg.
Commercial Biohazard Cleanup in Lynchburg — Visitor-facing businesses around the Lynchburg square call us after restroom incidents, injuries and contamination events.
Odor Removal & Deodorization in Lynchburg — Odors in Moore County farmhouses and town homes are traced and removed at the source before treatment.
Disinfection & Sanitization in Lynchburg — Lynchburg businesses, schools and churches can book clean-first disinfection that follows label contact times.

Communities near Lynchburg

We also serve Tullahoma (10 mi), Estill Springs (14 mi), Fayetteville (15 mi), Shelbyville (15 mi), Winchester (16 mi), and Decherd (17 mi), and the rest of Moore County.

Frequently asked questions

Do you serve all of Moore County, or just Lynchburg?

All of it. Because Lynchburg and Moore County share one metropolitan government, we treat the whole county as our Lynchburg service area, including farms on the most rural roads.

Can visitor-facing businesses near the square schedule cleanup quietly?

Yes. We try to work before opening or after closing so shops and attractions can reopen without guests noticing.

How soon can you get to Lynchburg?

Travel time depends on where we are and the time of day, so we do not promise a set arrival. We explain the plan when you call 615-513-5112.

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 Lynchburg.

Biohazard Cleanup in Lynchburg, Tennessee