Built for practical turnover decisions.
Pet urine can create persistent odor, uncertainty about affected areas, and friction during tenant turns. This service provides a repeatable approach for independent landlords, rental owners, apartment managers, investors, and turnover coordinators.
A focused unit-turn workflow
- Identify accessible rooms and reported problem areas.
- Use visual assessment and UV/black-light inspection as a locating aid.
- Define the affected carpet spots and confirm the carpet and rug treatment scope.
- Apply treatment to affected areas included in the work order, gently work it into the carpet or rug fibers with a carpet-safe agitator tool, then clean.
- If the spot doesn't pass the UV light test upon completion of the treatment, you don't have to pay.
What this service does not promise
We treat pet urine stains and odor on carpet and rugs. We confirm the affected areas, treatment scope and quoted price before work begins.
Commercial pricing
Commercial pricing by inquiry. Use our published carpet treatment packages as a starting point: localized treatment is $149 minimum, a full room is $249, two rooms are $349, and three rooms are $449. Multi-unit work is quoted by unit count and carpet scope.
Ask about documentation
When practical, the final service process may support clear treatment documentation. Ask us to confirm the format and availability before scheduling.
Send a useful unit-turn request
Include the property location, number of units, affected rooms, access contact, and the next occupancy or inspection date. Separate visible stains from odor concerns and note any previous treatments. This helps define the work before a technician arrives.
Compare quotes by scope
Ask which materials and areas are included, when the completion UV light test takes place, and whether any requested documentation can be provided. Our estimate guide lists questions that make quotes easier to compare. A tenant handover is also a good time to use the move-out checklist.