Pet Odor Removal
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Our 100% Effective Approach
Urine to soak through the carpet into the backing, carpet padding and even into the under-laying floor creating a “multi-layer” problem.
Under normal lighting conditions urine contamination may not be visible. Using ultraviolet light we can identify the
problem areas.
We can determine how many layers have been affected and the degree of contamination by using a moisture probe and checking the PH.
The problem area is flooded with a special neutralizer. Using “sub-surface extraction” the contamination is rinsed from all of the affected layers.
Understanding Urine/Pet Stains
Animal stains on carpets and rugs is one of the most frequently occurring problems.
If taken care of immediately, most pet/ urine stains leave no trace on the carpet. But if neglected, they can cause dye loss, fabric deterioration and odor. There are two ways in which the pet urine stain will affect the carpet:
The key to effective cleaning of pet/urine stain is promptness: blot up as much stain as possible using white, absorbent paper towel. Then rinse the affected area using household ammonia solution. Blot dry using paper towel. Rinse again using vinegar solution. Again, blot the area dry. for effective drying, you may use absorbent towels placed flat over the affected area and weighed down with heavy, flat objects like books.
Remember that professional cleaning or restoration might be required to take care of any discoloration (though can sometimes be permenant) and to effectively disinfect the area. In extreme case, the stain may be impossible to clean and may require removal of affected carpet and/or padding.
