Odor Removal & Deodorization Services

Most persistent odors come from bacteria, moisture, pet urine, smoke residue, mildew, or organic material trapped in carpet, padding, walls, furniture, or HVAC systems.

In Central Texas, humidity and past water damage are major contributors — smells often return because the source was never fully removed.

We eliminate odors at the source using high-heat truckmount extraction, enzyme and antimicrobial treatments, HEPA air scrubbing, and ozone or thermal fogging when needed. Our process follows IICRC standards and ensures odors do not return once the source is neutralized.

Yes. Pet urine penetrates carpet, padding, and sometimes subflooring. We identify contamination zones, use enzyme treatments designed for urine crystals, deep-clean all layers, and apply deodorization or ozone if necessary. Severe pet odors are one of our most common services.

Absolutely. Cigarette smoke bonds to walls, ceilings, carpets, HVAC ducts, and insulation. We use restoration-grade cleaning, air scrubbing, and ozone treatment to neutralize nicotine and tar at a molecular level. In most cases, homes can be restored to a completely smoke-free smell.

A musty smell is almost always caused by moisture, recent water damage, wet carpet, high humidity, or hidden leaks. We use thermal imaging and moisture meters to locate the source, then dry and deodorize the structure to prevent mold and bacterial growth.

No — as long as the source is removed. We don’t mask odors; we eliminate them. If active leaks or pet accidents continue, the smell can return, but we’ll explain exactly how to prevent that.

Ozone (O₃) is super-charged oxygen with an extra atom that breaks apart odor molecules, bacteria, mold spores, VOCs, and organic contaminants. It reaches deep into fabrics, wall cavities, and HVAC systems. Once ozone finishes working, it naturally turns back into regular oxygen.

Yes — but only temporarily.
Right after treatment, ozone can leave a light, “clean” or “after a thunderstorm” scent. This is normal and fades quickly as the ozone breaks down and turns back into regular oxygen.

The smell you notice is not a chemical or residue — it’s simply the last bit of ozone dissipating.

Most homes return to a completely neutral smell within:

• 30 minutes to 2 hours with ventilation

• Faster if windows are opened or air movers are running

If you still smell something afterwards, it’s usually because the odor source was strong, and we may recommend a follow-up treatment or deeper structural cleaning.

Yes — when used professionally. The space must be unoccupied during treatment, but once we’re done and ventilate the area, it’s completely safe for people and pets. Ozone leaves no chemical residue or fragrances behind.

Yes. Soft materials absorb odors deeply. We use high-heat extraction, fabric-safe antimicrobials, and deodorization to clean and sanitize fibers and padding. Severe odors may be paired with ozone or thermal fogging.

Light to moderate odor jobs take 1–3 hours. Full-home ozone treatment takes 2–12 hours depending on severity. Smoke and long-term pet damage may require additional time.

Yes — we work with landlords, tenants, realtors, and Airbnb hosts to solve smoke, pet, moisture, and “mystery odor” issues. Many move-out odor jobs are completed same-day.

Insurance may cover odors caused by water damage, such as musty or mildew smells. Pet odors and cigarette odors are typically out-of-pocket. We can document moisture issues for insurance if needed.

Standard treatments range from $99–$150 for light odor removal. Ozone and full-home deodorization vary based on the size of the home and odor severity. We provide clear pricing up front with no hidden fees.

Yes. We provide odor removal and deodorization services in the entire Central Texas region, including:
Belton, Temple, Killeen, Harker Heights, Salado, Nolanville, Troy, Jarrell, Georgetown, Round Rock, and surrounding areas.