Pet Stain – Carpet Odor Removal

ACME Clean Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning, Denver, CO

If your DIY attempts at pet stain and odor removal are driving you crazy, contact ACME Clean Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning for a solution that works.

Ever wondered why it’s so hard to eliminate pet urine from carpets, upholstery and rugs? The mess your pet leaves behind is a mix of bacteria, creatinine, electrolytes, urea, proteins, sodium and uric acid. Once in your carpet, the bacteria combine with the uric acid and literally bonds to your carpet.

To combat this effect, ACME Clean’s sub-surface extraction process:

Uses industrial-strength enzymes to break up the chemical bond
Deep cleans the carpet and padding to remove pet stains and odor
Stops your pet from relieving themselves in the same location
Spares you from the frustration of cleaning a stain over and over

If you’re dousing with stain cleaner, blotting for hours, and still can’t get the carpets clean, call the pros. We’ve helped thousands of pet owners with pet stain and odor removal!

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Tried Everything & Still Have Foul Pet Odors or Stains? Contact ACME Clean!

Here’s What Our Customers Think

Steve thanks for the fast response to my call, getting my carpets cleaned the next day really saved the day.

Glen R.

Thanks so much for rushing and getting my carpets cleaned for the holidays, you even got rid of the dog smell. Thanks again!

Sandy D.

Thanks for all of the extra work helping me mitigate the smoke smell in the townhouse. I was able to get most of my deposit back thanks in no small part to the work you did in my “smoking office” area.

Mike P.

We had just moved into a new house where the previous owners had obviously never cleaned nor taken care of the carpets. On the brink of replacing them, we called Steve and he guaranteed that he could clean them. True to his words the carpets were beautifully restored and stain free! You cannot go wrong when employing Steve and his company to take care of your carpets!

Erin M.

As always the carpets look great and the sneezing is much better, thanks again Steve.

Laura K.

Why Your Pet Keeps Peeing in the House

Your dog’s nose knows where to go to the bathroom. While it’s not in their nature to pee in their own den – aka your home – it is in their nature to relieve themselves wherever they smell their own urine. Even your well-trained pooch can become carpet destroyer after just one accident.

There’s simply no way to change this habit which can be incredibly frustrating for you.

Bottom line, the best and only way to stop a pet from repeatedly creating pet stains and odors all over your home, including carpets, upholstery and rugs, is to properly get rid of the scent of their urine.

So, How Do I Get Rid of the Urine Smell?

Some people get after pet stains with vinegar and baking soda, others use an ammonia-based cleaner. Unfortunately, dogs can still find the spot they marked even after a thorough cleaning. What you really need is an enzyme-based cleaner – it’s the only way to get the urine scent out once and for all.

And that’s just what ACME Clean in Denver uses. Enzymes have proven effective time and again. Just ask one of our customers, and they’ll tell you how satisfied they are with the results!