Carpet urine treatment prices

Why a room count is only the starting point

Two bedrooms can have very different pet urine concerns. One may have a known spot beside the bed; another may have repeated accidents along several walls. The number of rooms gives a useful starting point, but it does not tell us how much of each room needs attention.

When you request an estimate in Idaho Falls, describe the affected areas as clearly as you can. Mention whether you see staining, notice an odor, or have already found suspicious marks with a UV light. If you cannot identify the spots, say so. An inspection is the next conversation.

What can change the treatment scope?

• Size and number of affected areas. A small accessible spot differs from several rooms with uncertain sources.
• Materials involved. Treatment is available for carpet and rugs; rug pricing is confirmed after inspection.
• Previous cleaning. Tell us which products or services have already been used and what changed afterward.
• Access. Furniture, stored items, or restricted property access can affect what can be inspected and treated.
• Your deadline. Include a move-out or occupancy date when discussing availability. Do not assume a same-day visit is available.

The agreed scope matters. Before work begins, you should understand which areas are included and which concerns need a different assessment. Our residential pet urine treatment page explains the service and its material limits.

Questions to ask before accepting a quote

1. Which rooms, spots, and materials will be treated?
2. Is inspection included, and how will the price be confirmed?
3. Are there minimum charges, travel fees, or other costs?
4. What happens if the inspection reveals work outside the initial scope?
5. How will the treated areas be checked at completion?
6. What aftercare instructions will apply?

Keep the answers with the quote. A lower headline price may describe a smaller job; a higher price may include work you do not need. Compare the work itself before comparing the total, and request clarification wherever a line is unclear.

How our completion-time guarantee fits the quote

Pet Urine Solutions applies the treatment, gently works it into the carpet or rug fibers with a carpet-safe agitator tool, then cleans the area. If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.

The guarantee applies at completion only. It does not cover later odor recurrence, new accidents, untreated areas, or a later landlord inspection. Review the full guarantee alongside the treatment scope before scheduling. The treatment step is only part of the appointment; inspection, application, gentle agitation, cleaning and UV testing also take time.

What to send for an estimate

Send your property location, property type, and a short room-by-room description. Add the move-out date if you have one and your preferred contact method. Photos can help explain a visible concern, but they cannot establish every odor source or the condition of materials below the carpet.

For a rental portfolio, include the number of affected units and the person coordinating access. The property manager service page describes the unit-turn workflow.

Common pricing questions

What is the minimum, and what does a full room cost?

The localized minimum is $149 for up to 3 small, isolated urine areas in one room. Full-room treatment is $249. Two affected rooms are $349; three are $449. Whole-home treatment starts at $599 for 4 or more rooms, subject to inspection.

How are move-out packages different?

Rental / Move-Out Treatment starts at $299 for limited carpet contamination, such as a small apartment or one primary affected area. Move-Out Plus starts at $449 for multiple rooms, broader or heavier carpet contamination, or before/after documentation. We confirm the appropriate scope and price before work begins. The UV completion test and payment guarantee apply to both tiers.

Is treatment always cheaper than replacing carpet?

That depends on the condition, required work, and replacement quote. We do not promise savings or that every carpet can be restored. Start by clarifying the condition and the scope.

Will a treatment quote guarantee my deposit back?

No. A landlord's deposit decision can involve matters outside the treated areas. Use the move-out checklist to prepare without confusing the treatment guarantee with a deposit promise.