Urine Treatment & Pet Damage
Urine in your carpet and upholstery?
Urine deposits contaminate the fibers, backing, pad and flooring. Often, without the owners knowing, pets will urinate continually in the same general location. the average dog urinates approximately 4 ounces per deposit. The average cat urinates approximately 2-3 ounces per deposit.
If multiplied over a period of months, the amount of urine deposited reaches a magnitude of such proportions that even carpet and pad replacements will not solve the problem. Urine odors will still permeate from the flood, tack strip and even from the framework of the house. As urine dries, the liquid evaporates but the urine crystals, which consist of bacteria, urochrome, uric, acid, urea, proteins, hormones and other ingredients become even more concentrated and pungent. Disinfectants and perfumes will not remove this odor.
Locating
UV lights used to see exact urine crystals to reveal stains.
Urine detector probe to locate old urine in backing and padding for treatment.
