Pet Stain & Odor Treatment
When pet accidents leave more than a visible spot, professional treatment can help address the contamination and odor source beneath the surface.
Eco Clean provides professional pet stain and odor treatment for carpets, rugs and upholstery. We target urine contamination, odor-causing bacteria and affected areas while being clear about what cleaning can — and cannot — fully correct.
More Than Just a Spot on the Carpet
Pet accidents can affect the surface, backing, padding and surrounding materials depending on how severe or repeated the contamination has become.
Pet Urine Odors
Odors can remain even after the visible spot appears to be gone.
Repeated Accidents
Repeated contamination in the same area can penetrate deeper over time.
Lingering Smells
Persistent odor may indicate contamination below the carpet surface.
Stains & Discoloration
Pet accidents can leave visible staining or discoloration in affected areas.
Pet Traffic Areas
High-use pet areas can accumulate odor, soil and repeated contamination.
Odor in the Padding
Urine that reaches the backing or pad may require more than surface cleaning.
We Treat the Problem — Not Just the Smell
Pet odor treatment is not simply about covering an odor with fragrance. The goal is to address the affected area and remove as much contamination as possible through appropriate treatment and extraction.
Every situation is different. The age of the accident, amount of urine, repeated contamination and how deeply it has traveled all affect the possible outcome.
How Professional Pet Treatment Works
We evaluate the affected areas first so the treatment can be matched to the actual condition of the carpet or fabric.
Inspection
We inspect the affected areas and look at the severity and extent of the pet contamination.
Targeted Treatment
Affected areas receive treatment intended to address urine contamination and the source of the odor.
Deep Cleaning
The area is professionally cleaned to help flush out contamination, soil and odor-causing material.
Extraction
Contaminated moisture and cleaning solution are extracted from the treated area as part of the cleaning process.
Better Results Without False Promises
What Professional Treatment Can Help With
- Significant odor reduction
- Cleaner, more sanitary carpet and fabric
- Improved overall freshness in the home
- Visible improvement in affected areas
What Determines the Final Result
- How old the contamination is
- Whether accidents happened repeatedly
- How deeply urine has penetrated
- Whether padding or subfloor is affected
Sometimes the Problem Goes Beneath the Carpet
In some cases, pet urine can soak through the carpet and reach the padding or even the subfloor. When this occurs, complete odor removal may not be possible through cleaning alone.
If we find heavy contamination, we'll explain what we're seeing and discuss the available options. Depending on the situation, that may include pad replacement or repair work in affected areas.
Early Treatment Usually Gives You the Best Opportunity for Improvement
The sooner pet accidents are treated, the better the potential outcome. Older or repeated urine spots can become more difficult to fully correct, especially when contamination has soaked deeper into the carpet layers over time.
Pet Stain & Odor Treatment FAQs
Can you completely remove pet urine odor?
Many odors can be greatly reduced or eliminated, but severe cases that have reached the padding or subfloor may require additional repair for complete correction.
Do you treat both stains and odor?
Yes. Our process focuses on visible staining as well as the underlying odor source to achieve the best possible result for the condition.
Can I combine pet treatment with carpet cleaning?
Yes. Pet treatment is often combined with professional carpet cleaning for a more complete cleaning of the affected room or area.
What if urine has reached the carpet padding?
Deeper contamination can be more difficult to completely correct through cleaning alone. If we identify heavy contamination, we'll explain the condition and discuss appropriate options.
Are older pet accidents harder to treat?
They can be. Older or repeated accidents may have penetrated deeper into the carpet system, which is why early treatment generally provides a better opportunity for improvement.
Let's Take a Look at the Pet Odor Problem.
We'll evaluate the affected areas, explain what can realistically be improved and recommend the right treatment for your situation.