Smoke and tobacco
Treatment options are available for fire, cigarette, cigar, nicotine, marijuana, and incense odors.
Remove the odor, not just cover it up.
Professional treatment for smoke, musty, pet, cooking, skunk, and other persistent odors in homes and commercial spaces.
- Fire, cigarette, cigar, and nicotine
- Smoke odors
- Urine, feces, and animal-related smells
- Pet odors
- Persistent smells linked to damp spaces
- Musty odors
- Treatment for larger affected areas
- Whole-home
Why masking fails
Adding another fragrance does not remove the odor underneath it.
Persistent odors can settle into cracks, crevices, fabrics, and porous surfaces. Covering them with a scent often creates a new combination of smells without addressing the original problem.
Professional odor treatment is designed to move through the affected space and reach places a surface wipe or spray may miss.
The problem
Odor can remain inside porous materials and hard-to-reach spaces after ordinary cleaning.
The response
Identify the odor and affected area, choose a treatment plan, and reach beyond exposed surfaces.
Odors we address
One treatment category, many possible sources.
Tell us what happened and where the odor is strongest. That context helps define the treatment area.
Musty spaces
Treatment can address persistent musty odors in homes and buildings.
Pet-related odors
The service includes urine, feces, and other animal-related odor concerns.
The treatment path
Start with the source, then define the space that needs treatment.
Odor work is most useful when the treatment matches both the type of odor and the materials it has reached.
- Step 1
Describe the odor and its history
Tell us whether the concern involves smoke, pets, moisture, cooking, wildlife, or another event.
- Step 2
Identify the affected area
Review where the odor is strongest and which rooms, materials, or contents may be involved.
- Step 3
Set the treatment plan
The scope is matched to the odor source and the size and use of the affected space.
- Step 4
Treat beyond exposed surfaces
The treatment is designed to penetrate cracks, crevices, and porous surfaces where odor can remain.
- Step 5
Review the result
After treatment, review the space and any next steps needed to address an ongoing source.
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