In minor situations, the pet urinated on the carpet only once in each location. Urine will not have permeated heavily into carpet pad and sub floor structure. In this case, we treat the contaminated areas topically with a two part system to attempt to alleviate both the stain and the odor. This is followed by a deep soil carpet extraction.

Is the contamination where the pet has repeatedly used the same spot. The carpet backing, pad, and floor have been saturated by urine. When the carpet is dry you can feel the sticky, oily residue left in the carpet. Contamination of this level requires several more steps. We would first lay back the carpet and remove contaminated padding. We would then seal the sub floor with an odor barrier. We would then treat carpet with an odor modifier to attack odorous materials. We would replace padding and reinstall the carpet, before completing the treatment with deep soil extraction.