Get rid of cigarette odor for good! Cigarette smoke is one of the most pervasive odors found in homes – smokers can’t smell it, but everyone else can!

As smoke’s powerful odor travels throughout the ductwork and structure of the home, merely cleaning surfaces or spraying the air will not be able to neutralize all the places affected by it. An ozone shock treatment is necessary to fully remove the odor, which travels through duct work and deep into porous building materials and areas that you can’t reach.

While each situation is different, exposure to cigarette smoke is a problem requiring professional help. If you have not found success from home remedies and suggestions from your friends, family and online bloggers, you need our experience! Bioclean of North Carolina helps remove the most entrenched odors, including cigarette smoke, through powerful, all natural ozone shock treatments that leave no harmful chemical residues.

There are a few ways to effectively and completely eliminate odor that don’t require bulldozing the house and starting over again. The use of ozone by a professional is one of the most promising options for removing pet odors and pet urine smells.

Ozone is another form of oxygen created on the spot by a professional odor removal service. During this all natural treatment, no people or pets are allowed in the building while a high concentration of ozone is flooded throughout the house. After treatment time, the area is aired out and can then be reoccupied.

Need to know how to get rid of the curry smell in apartments or homes?

After the delicious food is gone, the odor lingers! An ozone shock treatment is the only proven way to get rid of the smell of curry. Our natural treatment creates ozone (O3), which is an unstable molecule that quickly breaks down into oxygen (O2). (The breaking down process is actually a chemical reaction that naturally neutralizes odors.)

Through ozone shock treatment, we specialize in other odor removal services such as: Decomposition, Fire Damage Odors, Mold, Skunk Odor, and VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds).