Find the source
We start by finding what is causing the smell. It might be damp wood behind a wall, leftover smoke residue, buildup of organic material, or mold in a humid area. Then we remove what is causing it.
Deep cleaning and sanitizing
Contaminants spread to walls, floors, ceilings, and fixtures, so we clean all of it with agents picked for the job. Then we sanitize surfaces to cut down on bacteria and residue that affect indoor air.
Keeping it fresh
Odors tend to come back when humidity rises or materials get damp again. We give you advice for your building, which usually comes down to moisture control and good airflow.
Common questions
Why not just use a household deodorizer?
Sprays only cover the smell for a while. We remove the source, whether it is moisture, organic material, smoke particles, or something else, so there is nothing left to smell.
What does sanitizing add?
After the source is gone, sanitizing treats the surfaces that were exposed to damp, organic material, or particles in the air. That helps the air quality in the space.
How do I keep odors from coming back?
Control moisture, keep air moving, clean up spills and leaks fast, and keep the HVAC system clean. A dehumidifier helps in damp areas.