Why regular cleaners and deodorizers just won't work.
Unfortunately, urine deposited on fibers of the 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 the owners knowing, pets will urinate continually in the same general location. The average dog urinates approximately four ounces per deposit. The average cat urinates 2-3 ounces per deposit. If you multiply this over a period of months, the amount of urine deposited reaches a magnitude of such proportions that even carpets and pad replacement will not solve the problem.
Urine odors will still 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, which consist of bacteria, urochrome, uric acid, urea, proteins, hormones, and other ingredients, become even concentrated and pungent. Simple cleaning will not remove this odor. Disinfectants and perfumes will not remove the odor.
We have heard many reports of people doing major structural replacement to their homes and still not removing pet odors. Typically, the job we encounter has already been treated with several products purported to remove the urine odors. People have simply had to live with the problem and try to cover it up with perfumes of chemicals.
Pet Urine Reomoval
You no longer need to use ineffective chemical products containing strong perfumes, deodorants, and disinfectants which only cover up the problem for a short period of time.
Using an ultraviolet light we can quickly locate the exact area where the urine was deposited. We can then apply Pet Urine treatment to both the fibers and the backing of your carpet. It will instantly react with the urine odor molecules, breaking them down and allowing them to be permanently removed.
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