Ozone treatment fully eliminates stubborn odor in unoccupied New Haven, MO spaces, while hydroxyl offers a safer option when people need to stay in the home.
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Molecular treatment rather than fragrance-based masking.
We find where odor is trapped before treating — insulation, subfloor, HVAC.
A price before equipment gets set up in your New Haven, MO property.
Charred wood sealed with odor-blocking primer when needed.

Our default approach when a New Haven, MO family stays in the home.
Requires the property to be vacant during the cycle.
Fog particles reach the same spaces smoke originally did, neutralizing odor at a deeper level.
Ductwork often recirculates odor long after surfaces are cleaned.
Prevents residual compounds from off-gassing over months.
Textiles often hold onto odor longest.
A technician answers and arranges an odor evaluation visit.
Crews arrive with hydroxyl and thermal fogging equipment.
You approve the scope and equipment type first.
Treatment runs through a final walkthrough confirming the odor is gone.
"Nothing store-bought worked on the smoke smell — the hydroxyl generators solved it within a couple days." — Homeowner, New Haven
"They explained why ozone wasn't an option with a baby in the house, and used hydroxyl instead. The smell was gone within a week." — Homeowner, New Haven, MO
"The duct cleaning made a bigger difference than I expected — the smell had been circulating through our vents the whole time." — Homeowner, New Haven
Hydroxyl is safe for occupied spaces; ozone is more aggressive but requires vacancy.
Light odor clears in a day; whole-property treatment with HVAC cleaning runs two to four days.
They mask odor temporarily but don't address the trapped source.
Heavily charred wood often needs sealing since it can off-gas for months.
Yes, soft surfaces get separate ozone or thermal treatment.
We keep response times short across New Haven so treatment starts before the smell sets in deeper.
