We all love our pets but even the best trained pet occasionally has an accident on your carpet. Properly cleaning up in the aftermath of a pet’s urine, bowel or other accident can often times require more powerful techniques than simple home remedies. If not properly treated a permanent pet stain and unwelcome odor can result.

Urine deposited on carpet does not stay there, it penetrates the fibers and contaminates both the backing of the carpet and the flooring material below the carpet. Often, without your knowing, pets will urinate continually in the same general location. Urine odors can permeate from the floor, be it cement or wood, from the tack strip, and even from the framework of the house behind the walls.

As the urine dries, the liquid evaporates but the urine crystals become even more concentrated and pungent. Simple cleaning will not remove this odor. Until recently, there was not a product available that was effective at removing urine odors.

When our urine contamination treatment contacts the source of the odor, it immediately begins a chemical reaction that destroys the urine odor.

The source and severity of the odor are determined, then the carpet will be rinsed and extracted with a hot water rinse to remove the bulk of the urine crystals.

1. In worst cases the carpet is pulled back in the suspected areas to reveal the extent of the damage.
2. If necessary, the pad may need to be removed and replaced. Additional costs may apply. 
3. An odor blocking shellac may be applied to the subfloor if determined necessary. Additional fees may apply. 
4. When required, urine contamination treatment will then be applied heavily to the tack strip, the sub floor, the baseboards and the carpet backing. It may be necessary to apply this product heavily enough to dampen all areas affected by the urine. Fees appropriately required for this extensive work.