Enzyme treatment that neutralizes pet accidents at the source instead of just covering the smell.
Pet accidents don't stop at the carpet surface — urine soaks into the backing and pad, where it keeps releasing odor long after the spot looks clean. Air fresheners and store sprays only mask it. We treat the affected area with an enzyme-based product that breaks down the odor-causing residue itself, then extract it.
For homes with cats, dogs, and the occasional accident-prone puppy, this is the difference between a house that smells clean and one that smells like pets to every visitor. We'll locate problem areas, treat them, and be honest about anything that's soaked too deep to fully save.
Most of the time, yes — especially with recent or moderate accidents. Deep, repeated saturation that has reached the pad and subfloor may need additional treatment, and we'll tell you upfront what's realistic.
Yes. Once the area is cleaned and dry, it's safe for the whole household. We use pet-conscious methods on the floors your family actually lives on.
Pet odor and enzyme treatment is typically an add-on to carpet cleaning, priced by the number and size of the affected areas. You'll get the total before we start.
When the source is fully treated, no. If odor returns, it usually means it soaked deeper than the surface — which is exactly what we check for during the visit.
Get an upfront quote and a same-week appointment. No forms — just call and we'll take care of the rest.
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