Odor Removal Service in Marin County, CA

Real Southern Marin Job

Mill Valley vintage Craftsman — Douglas fir subfloor with multi-decade cat urine contamination, daily fog reactivation — 1920s Craftsman in Mill Valley with original Douglas fir subfloor. Inspection revealed cat urine contamination across the subfloor in three rooms from previous owners' multi-cat household over many years. Bay marine layer fog was reactivating the embedded contamination on a daily cycle. Common in Mill Valley, San Anselmo, and Larkspur premium vintage construction where multi-decade pet ownership and persistent humidity combine to produce strongly reactivated contamination. The inspection provides the documented map and itemized estimate needed to determine next steps.

Real Job

A buyer closes on a Ross Valley home and the smell returns each foggy morning. Multi-decade pet ownership across owners has soaked into the original Douglas fir subfloor. Once the source is identified, the affected materials are treated so the odor doesn't come back.

Real North Marin Job

San Rafael mid-century home — raised wood foundation with inherited dog urine across multiple bedrooms — 1960s mid-century home in San Rafael with raised wood foundation. New owners moving in after closing escrow discovered the smell in three bedrooms. UV blacklight inspection revealed extensive dog urine contamination across the subfloor from previous owners' multi-dog household. Common in San Rafael, Novato, and central Marin mid-century construction where post-purchase discovery of contamination is the typical scenario. The inspection provides the documented map and itemized estimate needed to determine next steps.

Real West Marin Job

Stinson Beach coastal cottage — Pacific marine layer humidity reactivating decades-old contamination — 1950s coastal cottage in Stinson Beach with vintage wood subfloor and plaster walls. Persistent Pacific marine layer humidity was reactivating embedded cat urine contamination on a continuous cycle. Inspection revealed contamination across the subfloor and into lower wall sections. Common in West Marin coastal vintage construction (Stinson Beach, Bolinas, Point Reyes) where ocean humidity drives daily and seasonal reactivation cycles. The inspection provides the documented map and itemized estimate needed to determine next steps.

Real Job

A new owner closes on a Tomales ranch property and the smell becomes obvious once the heater runs in fall. Vintage wood subfloor with inherited contamination from previous occupants. Once the source is identified, the affected materials are treated so the odor doesn't come back.