Getting Rid of Odors and Contamination, for Good.
From lingering smells to bigger spills, we'll tell you honestly what it takes to fix it, and make sure it's actually gone before your car comes back.
Which one do you need?
Some messes are just a smell. Others have soaked into the material itself. Here's the difference, and what we do for each.
Getting Rid of the Smell
Spills, smoke, pets, and mild mildew can leave a smell behind long after the mess itself is cleaned up.
We treat this with a chlorine dioxide treatment, which neutralizes the bacteria causing the odor rather than just covering it up with a scent.
A standard detail to remove the actual dirt and residue is usually recommended first, since treating the odor works best once the source itself has been cleaned.
"It's a safe, controlled process, and it's done right here in our shop, not outdoors where conditions can't be managed the same way."
A process you can trust
Every biohazard job follows the same four steps, so nothing gets missed and nothing comes back.
Inspect & Quote
We look at what's actually there and tell you honestly what it takes to fix it.
Remove the Source
Clean the residue, or replace the affected material if it can't be saved.
Treat the Odor
Chlorine dioxide neutralizes the bacteria causing the smell, done in-shop.
Verify & Return
We heat-test the area to confirm nothing's left behind before it comes back.
Sound familiar?
If any of these are true, it's probably time for a biohazard cleanup, not just another wash.
Give us a call
We'll ask a few quick questions and let you know exactly what makes sense for your car. No pressure, no guessing.