Pet Stain & Odor RemovalLong Island, NY
Urine odor comes from below the surface. We treat it where it lives: in the backing and pad, not just the top of the carpet.
- Open 24 hours, 7 days
- Price before we start
- $20 off online
Why pet odor keeps coming back
Urine soaks through the carpet into the backing and pad. When it dries, it leaves salts that release odor again every time the air gets humid, which on Long Island is half the year. Surface cleaners and shampoos mask the smell for a few days but don't remove those salts.
We find the spots with a moisture meter and UV light, including ones you can't see, then treat them directly.
Our pet odor treatment
Each spot gets an enzyme treatment that breaks down the urine salts, given time to work, and then hot water extraction to flush it out of the carpet and as much of the pad as possible. For heavy damage we can use a sub-surface extraction tool that pulls from the pad itself.
If urine has soaked through many times, the pad under that spot may need to be replaced. We tell you honestly, and a pad patch is often cheaper than repeated cleanings.
Rugs and furniture
Area rugs with urine are best picked up and washed off-site, where the whole foundation can be flushed. Sofas and chairs get the same enzyme treatment in your home.
Pet stain and odor removal
Pet treatment is added to a carpet, rug or upholstery clean and priced by the number of areas.
- $20 off when you book online
- Price confirmed before we start
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Every job includes
- Moisture meter and UV spot check
- Enzyme treatment of every spot
- Hot water extraction
- Sub-surface extraction for heavy spots
- Deodorizer
- Honest advice on pad replacement
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Pet stain and odor removal questions
Can you really get dog or cat urine smell out of carpet?
In most homes, yes. Enzyme treatment plus extraction removes the salts that cause the smell. If the pad is saturated from years of accidents, replacing that section of pad may be needed.
Why does the smell come back when it's humid?
Dried urine salts in the backing and pad absorb moisture from the air and release odor again. Removing the salts, not masking them, is the only real fix.
Is the enzyme safe for my pets?
Yes. Once dry, the treatment is safe for pets and children.
Can urine stains be removed completely?
The odor usually can. Some old urine permanently changes carpet dye, leaving a light or yellow spot even after the urine is gone. We point those out first.
How much does pet odor removal cost?
It's added to a carpet, rug or upholstery clean and priced by the number and size of affected areas. You get the price before we start.
Helpful guides
- A pet owner's guide to clean carpet: stains, odors and daily careHow pet owners on Long Island can handle urine stains and odors, what to avoid, and when professional enzyme treatment is needed.
- Can carpet cleaning be harmful to my dog?Is professional carpet cleaning safe for dogs and cats? What to ask, how long to wait, and how residue affects pets.
- DIY carpet stain removal tips that actually workSafe DIY stain removal for coffee, wine, grease, pet accidents and more, plus mistakes that make stains permanent.
- Is it necessary to sanitize and disinfect your carpet?When sanitizing carpet makes sense (pets, illness, accidents), what cleaning already removes, and what to ask a cleaner.
Serving towns across Long Island
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We serve every town in Nassau and Suffolk. See all towns on our service areas page or go back to Long Island carpet cleaning.