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Carpet and rug pet urine stain removal in Idaho Falls.
Pet urine shouldn’t cost you your deposit. We remove dog and cat urine stains from carpet and rugs for renters, homeowners, and rental turns in Idaho Falls, Ammon, Iona, Ucon, Rigby, Ririe, Lewisville and Menan. We treat associated odor too; our payment guarantee applies only to the UV light test at completion.
Our non-enzyme treatment is designed to break down pet urine contamination at a molecular level, targeting stains that show under UV light. We document the urine spots, treat them and recheck the same areas.
We apply the child- and pet-safe treatment according to product directions. Follow the aftercare instructions for your treated area.
Passes the UV test or no payment*
*For documented pet urine stains in qualifying areas we treat: if the spot fails the UV light test at completion, you do not have to pay. Unrelated fluorescence is excluded. Read the guarantee.
For rentersHandle it before inspection day
For homeownersAddress dog and cat urine stains
For managersMake unit-turn decisions with less guesswork
A real move-out story
The move-out that started the business
This service started with a lease, a pet urine problem, and a landlord who already knew where the problem areas were.
Before moving out, the renter treated those areas. During the final inspection, the landlord asked how it had been done. The known areas were no longer visible, and the renter received the full security deposit back.
That is one real experience, not a promise of the same outcome. Landlords, lease terms, property conditions, and factors beyond this service affect every deposit decision.
Choose your path
What are you dealing with?
01 / MOVING OUT
Move-out treatment02 / HOME
Move-out inspection coming?
Deal with the pet urine problem before you hand over the keys.
Move-out treatment02 / HOMEStill smells like urine?
Your carpet can look clean and still hold onto an odor problem.
Residential treatment03 / COMMERCIALTurning a rental unit?
Inspect and treat qualifying affected areas before automatically replacing carpet.
Manager inquiryThe problem
If you’ve cleaned it three times and it still smells like urine, stop treating it like a normal stain.
Surface cleaning can improve what you see without resolving every area contributing to odor. Repeated pet accidents can affect the same area more than once. A room may smell even when no stain is obvious in normal light.
- Target suspicious areas instead of masking odor with fragrance.
- Use UV/black-light inspection as one tool for locating areas that need closer attention.
- Materials involved. Treatment is available for carpet and rugs; rug pricing is confirmed after inspection.
Inspect with care
UV can help locate suspicious areas.
A black light is a useful inspection aid. It can help identify areas worth examining and treating. It does not, by itself, scientifically prove that every fluorescent mark is pet urine; other substances can fluoresce too.
We use the inspection as part of a practical, targeted process — not as a shortcut to unsupported conclusions.
See how the process worksA clear process
Find it. Treat it. Verify it.
Identify
Use visual assessment and UV/black-light inspection to locate suspicious areas.
Treat
Apply professional targeted treatment to qualifying affected areas.
Gently agitate
Gently use a carpet-safe agitator tool to work the treatment into the affected carpet or rug fibers.
Clean
Clean the treated area after gently agitating the solution into the affected fibers.
Test at completion
If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.
Written protection
UV guarantee
If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.
We apply the treatment, gently work it into the affected carpet or rug fibers with a carpet-safe agitator tool, clean the area, then perform the UV light test at completion. The payment guarantee applies only to the UV light test on the agreed treated area at completion. Smell is subjective and is not a payment-guarantee condition. It does not extend to new accidents, untreated areas or a later landlord inspection.
Move-out treatment
Don’t wait until your landlord finds the pet urine.
You already paid the deposit. Handle a preventable urine problem before you hand over the keys.
We cannot control what a landlord decides about a security deposit. We can help you address pet urine stains on carpet before move-out, with a UV light test at treatment completion.
Schedule before move-out
Property managers
Before you replace carpet, find out what you’re dealing with.
Build a repeatable unit-turn process around inspection, qualifying affected-area treatment, a UV light test at completion, and clear documentation where practical. Commercial pricing is available by inquiry.
Property manager inquiryLocalized treatment
$149 minimum
Up to 3 small, isolated urine areas in one room. Not a full-room package.
Full-room treatment
$249
One room with multiple affected areas or broader carpet contamination.
Move-out
From $299
Limited contamination. Move-Out Plus starts at $449 for broader scope or before/after documentation.
Multi-unit
Custom quote
Rental portfolios quoted by unit and carpet treatment scope.
See all treatment pricesBefore & after
A fresh look for your bedroom.
Common questions
Clear answers before you schedule.
The full FAQ explains the difference between odor treatment, UV inspection, guarantee terms, and the limits of treatment scope.
Read all FAQsWill a black light find every urine spot?
No. UV is a locating aid, and not every fluorescent mark is urine. We use it as part of the inspection process.
Can you guarantee my deposit back?
No. Deposit decisions belong to the landlord and can involve many factors outside our work.
What if odor returns?
The payment guarantee applies only to the UV light test on the agreed treated area at completion. Smell is subjective and is not a payment-guarantee condition. It does not extend to new accidents, untreated areas or a later landlord inspection. If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.
Do you treat homes and apartments?
Yes. Request service and describe the property type and areas of concern.
Before you book
Practical answers for your next step.
Planning your treatment
Pet urine treatment costs
Carpet urine stain treatment starts at a $149 localized minimum for up to 3 small, isolated areas in one room. Full-room treatment is $249; 2 rooms are $349 and 3 rooms are $449. Rental and whole-home packages are priced by scope.
Read the guidePlanning your treatment
Pet urine move-out checklist
Start before the final handover day: note the affected rooms, arrange access, and discuss the treatment scope. Leave time for the whole appointment and any aftercare instructions, and allow time for inspection, treatment, cleaning, and the UV check.
Read the guidePlanning your treatment
UV inspection and pet urine
A black light can help locate areas that deserve closer inspection. Fluorescence alone does not establish that a mark is pet urine, and a lack of fluorescence does not establish that the carpet is free of contamination.
Read the guideLocal carpet stain treatment
Our eight service cities
We remove pet urine stains and smell from carpet and rugs in homes, apartments, and rental units. We serve Idaho Falls, Ammon, Iona, Ucon, Rigby, Ririe, Lewisville and Menan. See service-area and appointment details, then send your property location to confirm coverage and availability. Our current service treats carpet and rugs.
- Idaho Falls
- Ammon
- Iona
- Ucon
- Rigby
- Ririe
- Lewisville
- Menan
Get ahead of it
Move-out date getting close?
Don’t wait until inspection day to find out the carpet still has a pet urine problem.