Pet urine soaks past the carpet into the pad. Enzyme treatment breaks it down where it lives, instead of covering it with perfume.
Perfume wears off in a week. Breaking down the source is what lasts.
We check the whole room, including spots you can't see, along with the ones you point out.
Enzymes go down into the carpet where the urine went and break down what causes the odor.
Enzymes need time. We give them the dwell time they need to finish the job.
Hot water and strong suction pull the broken-down residue and the stain out of the carpet.
A finishing neutralizer leaves the room smelling clean, not perfumed.
The sooner we get to it, the better the results, especially with puppies and older pets.
The most common pet call we get.
Spots that set and stain if they sit.
When the smell comes back every time it's humid.
Worked deep into the fibers where a vacuum can't reach.
Pets don't only use the carpet.
Moved into a house that came with a smell.
Urine soaks through. Treating only the surface leaves the source sitting underneath.
Enzymes digest what causes the odor instead of hiding it under a scent.
When the source is gone, the smell doesn't come back on the next humid day.
When you book, mention the areas you already know about. It helps us find everything on the first visit.
Not if the source is treated. If urine reached the subfloor, it may take more than one visit, and we'll tell you if we see that.
Yes, once the carpet is dry. Keep pets off it until then.
It's an add-on to a regular cleaning. Add it in our instant quote tool to see the price.
Blot a fresh accident with a towel, but skip the store-bought sprays. Some of them set the stain or damage the material, making it harder to get out.
Call the owner or request a quote online. We'll get back to you quickly with a straight answer.