Pricing depends on the size of the affected area, the odor source, the materials involved, the treatment approach, and whether repeat visits are needed. We begin with an assessment so the scope is clear.

Timing varies by property and odor severity. Some projects can be completed in one visit; others require source removal, staged treatment, ventilation, and follow-up verification.

No. Ozone is one tool, not the whole solution. We use it only when appropriate and only under controlled, vacant-space conditions. Many projects also require source treatment, cleaning chemistry, filtration, or hydroxyl technology.

We serve residential and commercial customers across the Dallas–Fort Worth area and surrounding North Texas communities.

That depends on the method. Some treatments can operate in occupied spaces, while controlled ozone requires people, pets, and plants to be out of the treatment area until ventilation and re-entry requirements are met.