Odor control services in Kearney, NE
Some smells do not wash out. Smoke, pets and long-term damp get into everything porous in a room, which is why masking them works for about a week. Ozone treats the air and the surfaces together.
Residential & Commercial

What ozone blasting is
An ozone generator is placed in the sealed space and run for a set period. The ozone circulates everywhere the air goes — into fabric, carpet backing, drywall and ductwork — and breaks down the compounds causing the smell rather than covering them.
The space is unoccupied while it runs and ventilated afterwards, then it is back in normal use. It is the treatment we reach for when cleaning alone has not finished the job.
Odours we treat
Smoke odour
Cigarette smoke in a house being sold or re-let, and smoke residue left behind after a fire.
Pet odour
Urine, accidents and general pet smell. Usually paired with a carpet clean, because the source is often in the pad or the backing.
Musty and damp odours
The smell that follows a leak, a flooded basement or a closed-up building. Often the last step of a water damage job.
Vehicle, RV and auto interiors
Cars, trucks, campers and RVs, where the enclosed space concentrates everything.
Homes, businesses and rentals
Ozone treatment is available to both residential and commercial customers. It is a common call from landlords and property managers between tenants, and from anyone preparing a property for sale.
Often booked with this
- Carpet CleaningHot-water steam extraction and low-moisture cleaning that pulls dirt, allergens and stains out of the fibres — not just off the top.
- Water Damage RestorationBurst pipe, failed water heater, flooded basement. The sooner we extract the water, the less of your floor and wall you lose.
- Air Duct CleaningDust, mould spores and bacteria live in your ductwork. We clear them out and dust down the furnace interior while we are in there.
Get a price for this job
Tell us the rooms and the surfaces and we will quote it. Estimates are free and there is no call-out charge.