Tennessee ยท Davidson County and Sumner County
Biohazard cleanup in Goodlettsville, Tennessee
Goodlettsville sits on I-65 at the northern edge of Nashville and spans the Davidson and Sumner county line. It is the headquarters city of Dollar General, and the Rivergate retail area along its eastern side draws shoppers from across the northern suburbs.
Davidson County and Sumner CountyPop. 17,789 (2020 Census)Incorporated 1858city
Cleanup in Goodlettsville: what shapes the work
Goodlettsville is a separately incorporated city with its own police department, even though part of it lies within Davidson County. That matters when you need a report number: the Goodlettsville Police Department, not Metro Nashville police, handles scenes inside the city.
Retail and office buildings around Rivergate and the corporate campuses along I-65 are typically handled through property management, while the city's older neighborhoods are mostly single-family homes from the mid-twentieth century onward.
Property types in Goodlettsville
- Retail and corporate sites
- After-hours work through property management.
- Mid-century single-family homes
- Hardwood under carpet, older ductwork.
Services available in Goodlettsville
- Blood cleanup Removal and disinfection of blood and blood-contaminated materials after an injury, accident, or death, in homes, vehicles, and workplaces.
- Unattended death cleanup Cleanup and odor removal after a person has died at home or in a building and was not found right away.
- Trauma and crime scene cleanup Cleanup of homes, businesses and vehicles after an assault, homicide, serious injury, or police investigation, once the scene has been released.
- Suicide cleanup Discreet, careful cleanup of a home or vehicle after a death by suicide, coordinated with the family or property owner.
- Meth and fentanyl residue cleanup (use sites) Testing-guided cleanup of homes and apartments where methamphetamine or fentanyl was smoked or used. This page does not cover quarantined former meth labs.
Before help arrives
- If someone is hurt or has died, call 911 first. Inside city limits the Goodlettsville Police Department responds; outside them, the Davidson County Sheriff's Office.
- Do not clean anything yet. Wait until the scene is released, and avoid household cleaners on blood or fluids.
- Close off the area. Shut the door, keep children and pets out, and turn off fans blowing toward the room.
- Write down the case or report number and the agency name. Your insurer and the property owner may need it.
- Call us when you are ready. We will explain what is involved before anything is agreed.
Residential and commercial work
For homes in Goodlettsville, we work with one point of contact, usually a family member, the owner or the landlord. Personal items in the affected area are kept unless you decide otherwise.
For businesses, rental communities and public facilities, we work through the site or property manager, agree the work area and timing in advance, and provide a written summary for your records.
Davidson County and Sumner County
Davidson County's county seat is Nashville. Davidson County and Nashville share a consolidated Metropolitan Government, formed in 1963. Sumner County's county seat is Gallatin. Northeast of Nashville, with much of its southern edge on Old Hickory Lake. Other towns we serve in these counties: Belle Meade, Berry Hill, Forest Hills, Gallatin, Hendersonville, Millersville, Mitchellville, Nashville, Oak Hill, Portland, Westmoreland, White House.
Nearby communities we serve
- Hendersonville 6 mi
- White House 9 mi
- Nashville 12 mi
- Gallatin 13 mi
Guides
Questions from Goodlettsville
Part of Goodlettsville is in Davidson County. Do Metro police handle it?
Inside Goodlettsville city limits, the Goodlettsville Police Department responds, even in the Davidson County part of the city.
Do you have an office in Goodlettsville?
No. Our crews travel to properties in Goodlettsville and the rest of Davidson County and Sumner County. Call to confirm availability for your address.
This page is general information, not legal, medical, or insurance advice. Requirements change; verify with the agency listed before acting.