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Odors can linger a long time or even set into carpeting, furniture or even walls. Since these smells are often related to decomposing animals or are connected with traumatic events, it can be difficult to remove them on your own. We offer thorough, safe odor removal services for all smells in your home or business. Call now for a free in-home estimate for deodorizing services.
What Is Odor Removal?
Odor removal is the process of cleaning and deodorizing your home or business after a disaster or tragedic event. Typically, the odor is caused by something in your home that requires specialized clean up before you can deodorize the smell. This can include anything from smoking or a fire to severe pet odors or even sewage, mold or biohazards. No matter the source, our restoration technicians are trained to find and safely remove odor-causing contaminants before deodorizing the area.
What Is Odor Detection?
A related service, odor detection is finding the cause of smells within your home. In many cases, the cause is a dead animal or other decaying items inside your home. Regardless of the actual cause, our restoration technicians will locate the smell and resolve the problem.
Odor Remediation and Deodorizing Services
Restoration Local offers both odor removal and odor detection services to get rid of smells and make your home safe for your family. Our technicians are trained in odor and biohazard removal methods to quickly clean and deodorize your house.
What Types of Deodorizing Services Do You Offer?
We offer odor removal services for any severe or overwhelming smell. Restoration Local focuses on deodorization services that are related to biohazard cleanup services.
Typically, this includes odors are the result of dead or decaying animals or animal feces. However, it can also involve rotting or spoiled food, blood and bodily fluids, or even a dead body.
Other causes of odors that we deal with include fires, standing water, mold and sewage backups. Depending on the circumstances, odors can linger for weeks or months or not develop until after cleanup is finished.
We can also remove severe whole-house pet odor and tobacco or cigarette smells. If you have questions, call us today and one of our technicians can discuss your odor removal needs.
What Is the Deodorizing Process?
These are the basic steps our odor removal contractors will take. Since every case is different, your technician will explain if they need to take other steps.
- Assess the Damage – Firstly, our technicians review the damage and provide an estimate for deodorization.
- Put up a Safety Zone – Then they set up a safety zone to prevent the spread of disease during cleanup.
- Find and Clean the Source – Next, they find and clean the source of the odor using industry-standard methods.
- Remove Contaminated Materials – Occasionally they need to remove materials that are contaminated by smells.
- Deodorize – They then deodorize the area to ensure the smell does not return.
- Rebuild and Restore – Finally, they rebuild and restore your home or business to its original state.
How Much Does Removing Odors Cost?
The average cost of deodorization ranges from as low as $100 up to $2,500 or more depending on the size of the area and the amount of cleanup involved. If you just need deodorizing services, they are usually between $100 and $800. However, if biohazard removal services are needed the cost can go up to $2,500 or more. Since providing an estimate over the phone is difficult, we always provide a free in-home estimate.
Why Hire an Odor Removal Company?
Some odors can be hard to remove and air freshers rarely work. Home odor removal companies like Restoration Local have the training and equipment to get rid of your odor for good. If you have intense smells or odors in your home, our technicians will provide thorough, safe deodorization services. Call 888-443-3110 now for a free in-person estimate for odor removal.
- Always Free Estimates Our technicians assess the damage and provide a free in-home estimate on cleanup and deodorizing services.
- 24-Hour Emergency Service We offer 24-hour emergency response to limit damage and restore your home or business fast.
- 30-Minute Response Time Also, we provide a 30-minute rapid response to keep your home or business safe.
- Licensed and Insured Our restoration technicians are licensed and insured to protect you throughout deodorization.
- Professional Equipment and Techniques We use professional-grade equipment and advanced techniques during all odor removal services.
- Local Professionals Our restoration crews are local and have years of training and experience in hazardous cleanup services.
- We Work With Your Insurance Company Lastly, we accept all insurance companies and can even work with them directly to make your life easier.
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