Tobacco And Smoke Odors Remediation

Fire And Smoke Odor 

Smoke, soot, and related odours may persist long after the flames have been extinguished in the event of a house fire. This means that, in addition to dealing with the stench, you may be breathing toxic smoke particles into your lungs while attempting to restore your home. Smoke and soot residue from nearby wildfires can also harm your home’s interior and exterior. Wildfire smoke can easily seep into drywall, wood, and textiles, and fine, toxic soot can coat and damage a variety of materials, resulting in stains, residue, and pervasive odours that will necessitate the use of smoke odour removal services.

Biological And Sewage Sources

As you would expect, sewage has a particularly strong odour that you don’t want to have in your home. To avoid coming into contact with harmful pathogens, you must remove the bacteria-ridden waste material and its accompanying stench as soon as possible after a sewage backup occurs. These foul odours pose an unseen danger that has the potential to disrupt your life and harm your health. We have the professional products, processes, and specialty equipment at removing a wide range of odours and the toxins that cause them so you can breathe comfortably again.

To remove odour from your house, we use a variety of advanced deodorization techniques, including:

Air scrubbers –  They remove odorous particles from the air using high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters, improving the effectiveness of cleaning and clearing the air for safe breathing.

Thermal Fog – Using a strong deodorizer, thermal fog neutralises odour by penetrating anywhere the smoke travelled.

Ozone – A portable ozone generator produces this oxidising agent.

Hydroxyl Generators – Removes odours from the home using hydroxyl radicals.