Odor Removal Questions, Answered Honestly

We identify every surface where the odor lives, treat those surfaces with bio-enzymatic or ClO2 chemistry that breaks the odor molecules at the source, then deliver a whole-space vapor treatment so ductwork and voids are reached. After dwell time we verify the result.

Most residential jobs are one to four hours on site, plus four to twenty four hours of dwell time before the space is back to normal use. Vehicles are typically one to three hours.

Smoke and fire, tobacco and cigar, marijuana, pet urine and dander, cooking and grease, musty and mildew, biological and sewage odors, vehicle odors, and whole-house odor combinations.

Yes. Pet urine crystalizes and reactivates with humidity, which is why surface cleaning fails. We treat the actual saturation, including subfloors and framing when needed, so the smell does not come back.

Yes when treated correctly. The key is treating the soft goods, the surfaces and the HVAC, then verifying. We do all three.

Yes. Cannabis smoke and resin removal uses the same process as tobacco. No judgement, no fragrances.

Cars, trucks, SUVs, RVs, motorhomes and boats. Most vehicles are completed in one to three hours. Vehicle pricing typically runs $350 to $500 depending on size and severity.

A full-property ClO2 odor reset that treats every room, the HVAC system and the soft goods so the home's indoor air baseline is neutral. Popular for new home purchases, post-tenant turnovers and pre-listing prep.

Yes. Pre-listing odor resets are one of our highest-value services. We coordinate with showings, photography and inspection schedules.

Once dwell time is complete and the space is ventilated, the treated area is fully safe for children, pets and people with chemical sensitivities. We do not use ozone, bleach or synthetic fragrances.

We charge a competitive flat rate for inspections so you get an honest, professional assessment, not a sales visit. The inspection fee is credited toward your treatment if you book.

Yes. If the odor returns within our warranty window we retreat at no charge.

Ozone is not recommended for occupied spaces and residual ozone can continue to off-gas from porous materials after treatment. Chlorine dioxide is used in municipal drinking water, food safety and post-anthrax building cleanup and is safer when professionally applied with proper dwell and ventilation.

Yes when generated, applied and ventilated by trained technicians. ClO2 is FDA-permitted for produce washing and food-contact sanitizing at defined concentrations and EPA-regulated in drinking water. People, pets and plants are out of the treated space during dwell time and the space is aired to background levels before re-entry.

No. Once dwell and ventilation are complete the home smells neutral, not perfumed and not chemical. If any residual smell remains we return at no charge.

No. You will be out of treated rooms during dwell time (typically 4 to 8 hours for room work, longer for whole-house). Most families run errands or visit family while the treatment works.

Yes. Buyer inspections and pre-move-in Whole House Resets are one of our most common jobs. We often coordinate with the seller's agent so the treatment happens between close and move-in day.

We handle the odor remediation side after physical cleanup and biohazard removal is complete. We coordinate with the biohazard company and take over once the space is safe for our crew.

Whole-house resets typically run one to two dollars per square foot, vehicles run $350 to $500, and commercial jobs are quoted per space. We give you a real number on the phone or after a short inspection.

For most Denver metro requests placed before noon we can schedule same week, and urgent listing prep or move-out jobs are often handled within 24 to 48 hours.

Yes. We cover Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Englewood, Parker, Lone Tree, Greenwood Village, Cherry Hills Village, Broomfield, Golden, Wheat Ridge and more. See our service areas page for the full list.

Yes. Skunk odor is one of the most persistent outdoor odors and often gets pulled into the HVAC and soft goods. We treat the source and re-neutralize the airspace so the smell does not linger.

Yes. We coordinate with restoration contractors and take on the odor side of the project once soot removal and structural cleanup is complete.

No. Our ClO2 and bio-enzymatic protocols are safe for hardwood, art, electronics, appliances and finishes when applied by trained technicians. We check materials during the inspection and adjust the plan if needed.

Never. If a home smells like perfume after treatment, the odor is still there under the perfume. We deliver a neutral result, not a scented one.

Carpet cleaners and general restoration companies treat odor as an afterthought. Odor removal is our only service. Our tools, chemistry and training are all focused on permanently eliminating odor, not scrubbing carpet.