Odor Gone — Permanently
Smoke, mold, sewage, and flood odors require professional treatment — not masking. We eliminate odor at the molecular level using ozone, hydroxyl generators, and thermal fogging.
- 3 methodscombined
- Sourceremoval first
- All sourcestreated
Every type of disaster odor.
Each odor type requires a different treatment approach. The treating company matches the method to the source.
- Smoke / sootPost-fire odor penetrates walls, HVAC, and contents
- Mold / mildewMusty odor from active or past mold colonization
- Sewage backupCategory 3 biohazard odor — requires full decontamination
- Flood / standing waterOrganic decay odor from prolonged moisture exposure
- Pet odor after disasterAmmonia-based odors embedded in porous surfaces
- Chemical / fuel spillVOC odors requiring specialized neutralization
Three professional methods. Combined for complete elimination.
- 01METHODOzone Treatment
Generates O3 that breaks apart odor molecules at the chemical level. Best for vacant spaces — highly effective for smoke, mold, and biological odors. Kills mold spores simultaneously while eliminating odor.
- 02METHODThermal Fogging
Releases a heated deodorizing fog that penetrates surfaces, wall cavities, and HVAC ductwork — following the same pathways smoke traveled. Reaches places sprays and wiping cannot. Ideal for post-fire restoration.
- 03METHODHydroxyl Generators
Safe for occupied spaces. UV light creates hydroxyl radicals that continuously neutralize odor molecules on contact. Can run while occupants and pets remain in the building — no evacuation required.
Stop masking it. Eliminate it.
- Source identification — the treating company finds the source before treatment begins.
- Treat the cause, not the symptom: ask the company not to rely on air fresheners or masking agents.
- Insurance documentation for covered events — fire, flood, sewage backup.
- Most treatments completed in 1–3 days with re-occupancy timing set by the treating company.
- Ask the matched company about its odor-control training.
Five common questions.
Can you permanently remove smoke smell from a house?+
Yes — thermal fogging + ozone treatment eliminates smoke odor at the molecular level, not just masks it.
How long does odor removal take?+
1–3 days depending on severity and size of area affected.
Is ozone treatment safe?+
Ozone treatment is done in vacant spaces. The treating company seals the area, runs the treatment, then ventilates before re-entry. Completely safe when performed professionally.
Does insurance cover odor removal?+
Yes — when odor is caused by a covered event (fire, flood, sewage), odor removal is part of the restoration scope and covered by your policy.
Can you treat HVAC systems for odor?+
Yes — smoke and mold odors enter HVAC systems. Ask the matched company about treating ductwork with thermal fogging and about air duct cleaning after restoration.
Often paired with odor treatment.
- →Fire & Smoke Damage
Complete fire restoration including soot removal and structural repair.
- →Mold Remediation
Mold odor requires removing the source — not just treating the air.
- →Biohazard Cleanup
Sewage and decomposition odors need full biohazard decontamination.
- →Air Duct Cleaning
Smoke and mold odors embed in HVAC systems — duct cleaning completes the treatment.