Livingston and the county around it
Livingston has been the county seat since an 1833 vote moved it from Monroe. About 3,900 people lived there in 2020, around a courthouse square anchored by the Overton County Courthouse, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The town is the county's commercial and industrial center, with several automotive and industrial manufacturers, a 114-bed hospital, and campuses of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology and Volunteer State Community College.
| Communities we serve | Livingston and the surrounding area |
|---|---|
| Main highways | State Route 111 (listed as serving the town), State Route 52, State Route 84, State Route 85, State Route 136, Nearest interstate (I-40) about 20 miles away |
| Neighboring Middle Tennessee counties | Clay, Fentress, Jackson, Pickett, Putnam |
Beyond Livingston, Overton County is largely farmland and hills. Dale Hollow Lake and Standing Stone State Park draw visitors to the area, and the courthouse square itself holds two more National Register buildings, the American Legion Hut and the Gov. Albert H. Roberts Law Office. We serve the whole county, including homes far from town.
How calls here work
Livingston is about 15 miles north-northeast of Cookeville and roughly 90 miles east of Nashville, with I-40 about 20 miles away. We have no office in the county; our mobile service comes from the Nashville area, and we plan each trip with you. State Routes 52, 84, 85, 111 and 136 carry us to most addresses. Call 615-513-5112 at any hour.
Families may call after a death at home, a medical emergency or a sewage or septic backup. Landlords may call when a rental needs cleanup. Farm owners may need help with rodent waste in barns, and employers can call after workplace injuries. Out-of-town relatives can call too, and we coordinate with them by phone.
If a death or crime is involved, the medical examiner or law enforcement must release the property first. We explain scope before work begins and refer plumbing, pest exclusion and repairs to others. We also work in nearby Dodson Branch and Celina.
- Homes and businesses in Livingston
- Plants and fleet vehicles
- Hill farms and rural houses across Overton County
- Rental homes owned by out-of-town landlords
Services available throughout Overton County
- Blood & Bodily Fluid Cleanup — Removal and disinfection of blood, urine, vomit, feces and other bodily fluids from homes, businesses and vehicles.
- Unattended Death Cleanup — Careful, private cleanup after a death that went undiscovered, including decomposition fluids, odor and affected materials.
- Crime Scene Cleanup — Cleanup after law enforcement releases a scene — blood, fingerprint powder, tear gas residue and damage from forced entry.
- Trauma Scene Cleanup — Respectful cleanup after suicides, serious injuries and accidents at home or at work.
- Drug Residue Cleanup — Decontamination of homes, rentals and vehicles where methamphetamine, fentanyl or other drugs were used.
- Sharps & Needle Cleanup — Safe collection and disposal of discarded needles, syringes and drug paraphernalia from properties and public areas.
- Homeless Encampment Cleanup — Coordinated, respectful cleanup of vacated encampments, squatter sites, garages and alleys for property owners.
- Hoarding Cleanup — Patient, judgment-free cleanouts of hoarded and gross-filth homes, including animal hoarding situations.
- Animal Waste & Rodent Cleanup — Cleanup of rodent droppings, bird and bat guano, raccoon latrines, pet waste and dead animals.
- Sewage Cleanup — Cleanup and disinfection after sewage backups, toilet overflows, septic failures and Category 3 water.
- Infectious Disease Decontamination — Targeted cleaning and disinfection with EPA-registered products after illnesses such as norovirus, MRSA or C. diff.
- Vehicle Biohazard Cleanup — Biohazard cleanup for personal cars, rideshare vehicles, fleets, buses, police cars and ambulances.
- Commercial Biohazard Cleanup — Biohazard response for property managers, hotels, healthcare, schools, gyms, restaurants and other workplaces.
- Odor Removal & Deodorization — Source-focused odor removal after decomposition, smoke, pet urine or sewage, with deodorization where appropriate.
- Disinfection & Sanitization — Post-incident and scheduled disinfection using EPA-registered products and appropriate application methods.