Best Pet Odor Elimination in Chicago, IL
Anderson Certified Cleaning Technicians offers excellent pet odor elimination; You’ll smell the difference. Our process doesn’t “mask odors;” it eliminates them at the source using a proprietary blend of enzymes and natural odor absorbers.
Using advanced cleaning solutions and equipment; our process penetrates deep into carpet fibers and upholstery fabrics in order to break down odor-causing bacteria and stains. Whether it’s accidents, dander, or lingering smells, our pet-friendly methods ensure a thorough clean without compromising the safety of your pets or family. Trust Anderson Certified Cleaning Technicians to provide carpet cleaning service that brings back the comfort and cleanliness you deserve.
Pets are family, but they can leave behind stubborn odors and stains that disrupt your home’s freshness. Our pet odor elimination services target deep-set smells and messes, restoring your carpets, rugs, and upholstery to their original freshness. We use safe, effective techniques to ensure your home stays clean and odor-free—because you and your furry friends deserve a space that’s fresh and inviting.
Anderson offers pet odor elimination for couches, rugs, carpet, mattresses and upholstery.
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Pet Odor Enzyme treatment and Hot Water Extraction
Pet accidents on carpets, upholstery, or hardwood floors can leave behind more than just an unpleasant smell—they can create permanent stains and lingering odors if not handled properly. The strong, distinct odor you notice often comes from uric acid crystals that form when pet urine is left to dry. These crystals are particularly troublesome during humid months as moisture reactivates them, intensifying the smell.
Attempting pet odor and stain removal with basic household cleaners can often backfire. Without professional-grade extraction equipment, the results can be ineffective, or worse, push the problem deeper into the fibers. Scrubbing too aggressively can set the stain permanently, and over-saturating the area with cleaning solution can cause odor-causing bacteria to sink even deeper, making it harder to remove.
Enzyme Pre-treatment of Pet Odor is key
MasterClass has in interesting article on how you can attempt to DIY using common household items: How to clean dog pee out of carpet.
At Anderson Certified Carpet Cleaning, we tackle dog and cat urine stains with a proven approach. Our powerful steam-cleaning extraction process and paired with commercial-grade enzyme treatments, effectively lifts most stains and eliminates the bacteria responsible for the odor. Trust us to leave your carpets, upholstery, and hardwood floors fresh, clean, and odor-free!
To effectively remove the pee smell from carpet, it’s crucial to address both the stain and the odor-causing bacteria. First, start by blotting the area with a clean cloth in order to remove as much liquid as possible. Scrubbing should be avoided, as this can spread the stain and push it deeper into the fibers. Professional cleaning, like our enzyme-based treatments and steam extraction process, breaks down uric acid crystals and removes bacteria, ensuring both the smell and the stain are gone for good.
When dealing with dog pee on carpet, act quickly. Blot the area to soak up excess liquid, then avoid using store-bought cleaners that can push the stain further into the fibers. Professional cleaning with enzyme treatments neutralizes odors and bacteria, while our steam-cleaning technology lifts even deep-set stains. This combination ensures your carpet is thoroughly cleaned and fresh-smelling.
Removing dried urine from a mattress requires professional grade solutions. Start by lightly misting the area with water to loosen the dried urine and avoid soaking it. Using an enzyme based cleaner specifically designed for urine stains, let the solution soak into the mattress fibers to break down the uric acid crystals and bacteria. For best results, trust Anderson Certified cleaning professionals to ensure the stain and odor are completely removed without damaging your mattress.