Carpet Pet Stain and Odor Removal Denver

Pet Stain Removal

At Acme Carpet Cleaning in Denver, we understand that pet stain and odor removal can be a significant problem.

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

Pets make great companions, but they also make big messes. Accidents just come with the territory, and it’s important to have professional pet stain and odor removal services available to keep your home clean and healthy. As pet parents ourselves, we know how important it is to have a reliable service that can quickly remove any messes left behind by our furry friends.

Our experienced technicians use the latest eco-friendly cleaning technology to ensure that all pet stains and odors are removed from your carpets or upholstery. We use powerful cleaning solutions that are safe for pets and people, so you can rest assured knowing that your home is being taken care of by professionals who understand the importance of keeping it clean and healthy. With Acme Carpet Cleaning in Denver, you can trust us to care for all your pet stain and odor removal needs.

To combat this effect, ACME Clean uses a sub-surface extraction process:

1. We use industrial-strength enzymes to break up the chemical bond.
2. We Deep clean your carpet and padding to remove the pet stains and odors from the source.

Call the pros if you’re dousing with stain cleaner, blotting for hours, and still can’t get the carpets clean. We’ve helped hundreds of pet owners with pet stain and odor removal! You can also check out this Ultimate Guide for Carpet Cleaning Tips

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!

What Causes the Discoloration & Odor in The Carpet?

Pet urine is one of the most common causes of discoloration and odor in carpets. When the urine is left to dry, it oxidizes with other elements of the urine, leading to stained carpets. As urine dries, it becomes more alkaline and creates urea salts that will trap the moisture and bacteria which and can cause odors. This trapped moisture then evaporates, releasing a pungent ammonia gas into the air. Removing all of these components and stopping these processes is no easy task, as they are deeply embedded in the fibers of the carpet.

The best way to prevent discoloration and odor from pet urine is to clean up any accidents immediately. If possible, use a wet-dry vacuum or steam cleaner to remove as much liquid as possible before it has time to dry and oxidize. Additionally, using an enzymatic cleaner specifically designed for pet stains can help break down proteins in the urine that cause odors and discoloration. Regularly vacuuming your carpets can also help reduce odors by removing surface dirt and debris that can contribute to bad smells over time.

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.