Pet odor and stain cleaning Atlanta

When you have urine stains, and odors that are caused by urine, there are a varieity of methods to help solve your problems.
First, we would like to educate you as to why there is a urine odor or stain problem. When the urine first contacts the carpet it is actually sterile! Urine contains largely salts, minerals and water.
Since there is always some bacteria around in the world the components of urine are just what the bacteria needs to become active.
Then as the spot dries the odor tends to go away (with out excess moisture and humidity you could not smell anything). Where things get a little more complex is that the urine also contained salt, and salt attracts moisture to it.
So when the humidity rises the salts attract moisture and the bacteria will become active again and start to create more stinky odors
We all know that a pet can easily become a part of the family, but just like a family member your pet needs attention.
Owners of even the best-trained pets will occasionally encounter pet accidents. Often, the urine is not discovered until long after the accident. The types of damage from pet stains can be diverse and are dependent upon the makeup of the urine. Some urine stains may not be removable.
Urine can affect the dyes used in carpet, although not all occurrences will result in a permanent stain. Success is dependent upon the content of the urine, the dyes and finish used, and the time elapsed after the deposit. Some urine spots may be immediately noticeable, while others may take weeks or months for a reaction. The dyes may change color immediately after contact with urine.
Pet odors can linger in carpeting and fabric forever unless you get to the source. That is where we come in. Our treatment contains enzyme-producing bacteria CONTAINING NO SALMONELLA that digest organic waste matter, destroying urine odors at their source for permanent odor removal. Plus, it withstands high temperatures and pH without losing its effectiveness.
Our technicians are specialized in pet stain removal. Attack those stains before they attack your carpets permanently!

In Extreme urine damage cases we folow the next steps:

Step 1: We Pull up carpet.
Step 2: We Remove and dispose of affected pad.
Step 3: We Clean the carpet backing.
Step 4: We Treat sub-floor with Extreme enzyme/sanitizer treatment.
Step 5: We Seal sub-floor if needed with an odor barrier sealer.
Step 6: We Treat back of carpet with Extreme enzyme/sanitizer treatment.
Step 7: Then we Install new tack strip.
Step 8: Install new pad.
Step 9: Re-install carpet.
Step 10: Deep clean carpet.
Step 11: Topically apply Extreme enzyme/sanitizer to all areas deep cleaned.