Enzymatic treatment that neutralizes urine at the fiber, pad, and subfloor level.
Pet urine is not just a surface stain. Once it soaks into the carpet backing and pad, it dries into urea crystals that reactivate every time humidity rises — which is why the smell comes back on rainy days even after cleaning.
A single accident affects the face fiber, the backing, and the pad — and often the subfloor beneath. Cleaning only the top makes it look better for a few days, then wicking pulls the contamination back up. Real odor removal has to treat all three layers.
Grocery-store sprays cover odor with fragrance. Professional enzymes are living bacteria that actually digest the uric acid crystals until there's nothing left to smell. The enzyme needs time to work (typically 4–8 hours of dwell) and a specific pH to stay active — both of which we control.
For soaked-through spots we use a water-claw tool that flushes clean water down to the pad and vacuums the contaminated liquid back up through the same head. This is the only reliable way to rinse the pad without pulling the carpet up.
Yes — a UV inspection light reveals dried urine as a yellow-green glow so we treat every affected area, not just the obvious ones.
Completely. The enzymes are non-toxic and the carpet is safe to walk on as soon as it's dry.