Pet urine odor removal across the High Desert that treats the source

Why pet urine smell keeps coming back

When urine dries, it leaves salts behind in the carpet and pad. Those salts pull moisture out of the air, and every time they get damp, the smell comes back. That's why a spot can smell fine for weeks and then hit you again on a humid day, or right after a regular carpet cleaning.

Scented sprays and shampoo just cover it up. The fix is breaking down what's actually there and rinsing it out.

Cats, dogs, and the spots you can't find

Tell us where the smell is strongest. We work the spots you know about and look for the ones you don't. Pets tend to go back to the same places, usually along walls, in corners and behind furniture, so one stain you can see often has company.

Cat urine is stronger and harder to get out than dog urine, and cats are good at finding hidden spots. One customer called us about stubborn cat pee. We came out the same day, and the stain and the smell were gone.

What not to do before we get there

• Don't use a steam cleaner or hot water on it yourself. Heat can set the stain and the smell.
• Don't use ammonia cleaners. Urine already has ammonia in it, and the smell can draw pets back to the spot.
• Don't scrub. Blot with a white towel to pull up what you can.
• Skip the scented sprays. They hide the smell for a day or two.
• Keep pets away from the spot so it doesn't get worse.

Honest about old pet damage

If urine has soaked into the pad over a long time, cleaning may not get all of it. In bad cases that section of pad needs to be replaced. Urine can also bleach or darken carpet dye, and cleaning can't put the color back. We tell you that before we start, not after.

Rugs and couches too

Pets don't only go on the wall-to-wall carpet. We treat area rugs and couches too. List every spot when you book, furniture included, so we bring enough treatment and plan the time.

Keeping it from happening again

Clean new accidents right away by blotting up as much as you can. Keep the litter box clean, since cats will go somewhere else if it isn't. And if a house-trained pet suddenly starts having accidents, call your vet. It can be a health issue.

How it works

1. We find the spots.
2. We apply an enzyme treatment and give it time to work.
3. We clean and extract the area.
4. We check the spot again and re-treat heavy areas.

Where we do pet stain and odor removal

We do pet stain and odor removal in Victorville, Apple Valley, Hesperia, Adelanto, Phelan, Oak Hills, Spring Valley Lake, Lucerne Valley, Oro Grande and Barstow. Not sure if you are in range? Call (760) 948-7070 or text (760) 403-6890 and ask.