Turf Deodorizing

What This Service Involves

Artificial turf is a favorite for pet owners, but the Pacific Northwest's constant moisture can lock ammonia and organic odors into the infill if the surface is not maintained. Our deodorizing service flushes the turf, extracts contaminated infill where needed, and applies enzyme-based treatments that break down odor at the source rather than masking it. We pay special attention to low-drainage areas where moisture lingers and smells concentrate during our long wet season. The turf is left fresh, sanitized, and ready for pets and family without the lingering kennel smell.

Benefits

Neutralizes pet odor at the source with enzyme treatment; Targets moisture-trapped low spots common in wet climates; Sanitizes the surface for pets and children; Refreshes and redistributes infill for better drainage; Extends the usable life and comfort of the turf

Our Process

1) Inspect the turf and locate odor and moisture hot spots; 2) Flush the surface to loosen trapped contaminants; 3) Extract or replace saturated infill as needed; 4) Apply enzyme-based deodorizing treatment; 5) Rinse, brush, and allow the surface to dry and set

What Affects the Cost

Total area being treated; Severity and age of odor buildup; Whether infill extraction or replacement is required; Frequency of service for high-use pet areas; Drainage condition of the existing base

Best Time of Year

Deodorizing is most effective in drier months when treatments can dwell and dry properly rather than being diluted by frequent Northwest rain.