Pets
Odours left by dogs, cats and other pets.
When unwanted odours linger, ordinary cleaning may not be enough. We assess the source of the smell and whether ozone treatment is suitable for the space.
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Odours can settle into furniture, carpets, flooring and other textiles. If ordinary cleaning is not enough, we assess whether ozone treatment may be suitable as an additional step.
Each treatment is assessed individually. Results depend on factors including the source of the odour, the materials in the space and the preparation.
We start by assessing the cause and use that to decide the next steps.
Odours left by dogs, cats and other pets.
Persistent smoke odours in rooms and upholstery.
The source of damp or musty odours must be identified and addressed first.
Lingering food and cooking odours in smaller spaces.
Odours trapped in furniture, carpets and other textiles.
Assessment of unwanted odours in homes and vehicle interiors.
Fragrances can temporarily mask a smell. We focus on finding and removing its source as thoroughly as possible before deciding on further treatment.
If the smell comes from dirty furniture, mattresses or carpets, deep cleaning may be the first step. Ozone treatment does not replace addressing damp or mould problems.
Tobacco, pets, food and moisture can leave smells in a car’s upholstery and interior. We assess the condition and whether ozone treatment is suitable as part of the cleaning.
If the source is in the seats, mats or other upholstery, the dirt and source of the odour should first be cleaned as thoroughly as possible. We then assess whether further treatment is appropriate.
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