The #1 Pet Odor Treatment Company in Monmouth County, NJ

Every case is unique. From quick treatments for new accidents to deep flushing for lingering smells, we pick what works best for your home and budget. If needed, we’ll even guide you through more fixes like replacing damaged carpet, padding, and subfloor.

Yes. Hiring a certified company means the work is done by professionals who follow industry standards for odor removal and safety. At Pure Surface Care, we’re certified by the IICRC, which means we use approved methods, safe solutions, and real training to treat the source of the odor—not just cover it up. Certification matters when you want the job done right.

Fresh urine starts out acidic, but as it dries, it changes into an alkaline salt. These microscopic salts get trapped in carpet fibers, padding, and even subflooring. They also attract moisture from the air, which reactivates the odor. Just cleaning the surface will not reach these deposits. To fully remove the smell, we need to solubilize that salt and extract it completely.

This is why odor removal is done in stages. The treatment depends on how much urine is present, how long it has been there, and what type of fiber or fabric we are treating. Some cases require deep flushing. Others may need targeted restoration. Either way, professional help is the only way to reach the source and remove it for good.

We take the time to do things right. Most appointments take about two to three hours, but that depends on the size of the space and how deep the odor has set in. Before any solution is applied, we vacuum thoroughly to remove pet hair, dander, and dry soil. This prepares the carpet so the treatment reaches where it matters most. Then we let the solution sit long enough to break down what is bonded to the fibers. Many companies rush this part. We do not. Agitation is also used to reach deeper than vacuuming alone, helping to remove what other methods leave behind. It is not just about the tools. It is about the process, the training, and the care. That is how we deliver results you can see, feel, and smell.

Choosing an IICRC-certified firm like Pure Surface Care means you’re trusting trained professionals who follow the highest industry standards. Our expertise ensures safe, effective treatments that address the source of odors and stains without cutting corners. With certification, you know your home is in capable hands, receiving the best care possible.

It’s best to contact us as soon as possible after a pet accident. Treating fresh urine deposits early can prevent the need for more invasive and costly treatments in the future.

You can easily schedule our pet odor treatment services by calling us at (732) 592-9000 or by filling out the Get A Free Quote form on our website.

We offer pet odor and stain removal in Monmouth County, NJ, including Howell, Wall, Farmingdale, Freehold, and nearby towns. We also serve parts of Ocean County, NJ

Yes. Our products are designed to be safe for your family and pets while treating stains and odors.

In addition to pet odor and stain removal, we offer a full range of cleaning services for homes and businesses in Monmouth County. That includes carpet cleaning, tile and grout steam cleaning and sealing, hardwood, luxury vinyl, area rugs, upholstery, and granite countertop reconditioning and sealing.

If you’re in the area, we also provide pet odor treatment in Farmingdale NJ with the same attention to detail and safe solutions we’re known for.

Pet urine contains urea, uric acid, and other organic compounds. When urine first hits a surface, it’s slightly acidic. As it dries, it undergoes chemical changes that form alkaline urine salts. These salts bind to carpet fibers and padding. They are not visible, but they remain in the material until properly treated.

Humidity or moisture in the air reactivates these alkaline salts. When this happens, ammonia-like gases are released, and that’s what our nose detects as the odor. The longer urine stays untreated, the deeper it penetrates and the stronger the smell becomes. Proper treatment must reach and dissolve these salts to stop the odor at its source.

Most people and companies miss the most important step. Vacuuming. Without removing pet hair, dander, and insoluble soil first, the treatment will not reach deep enough to be effective. The next step is matching the amount of solution to the amount of urine in the carpet. Too little product leaves odor behind. Dwell time also matters. The solution needs time to break down the odor-causing substances so they can be removed. Proper extraction with the right equipment helps lift everything out. Fast drying prevents wicking and lowers the chance of the smell returning.