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Professional Ozone Odor Removal & Disinfection Services
Eliminate Unpleasant Smells in Residential and Commercial Spaces, Vehicles and More

OZONE ODOR REMOVAL AND DISINFECTION SERVICE

Residential ozon odor removal

Every home, business & vehicle has a unique scent, but trapped odors can become a major problem.
Whether you are dealing with persistent smells from pets, mold, or past renovations,
Air Treatment Technologies provides high-concentration Ozone (O3) treatments to neutralize odors at their source.

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Ozone is a powerful, natural oxidizing agent. Our professional deodorization process uses high-concentration ozone to eliminate bacteria, viruses, germs, and fungi.
Ozone is an unstable gas it reverts back into clean, breathable oxygen after the treatment is complete—leaving your space fresh and sterile.

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Common Odor Sources

  • High Humidity & Dampness: We recommend keeping basements dry with professional-grade dehumidifiers integrated into your HVAC system.

  • Mold & Mildew: Often found in kitchens, bathrooms, and basements, mold is a primary source of indoor air quality issues.

  • Smoke & Organic Matter: We neutralize deep-seated smells from tobacco, fire damage, and cooking.

Complete List of Odors, Gases & Chemicals Neutralized by Ozone (O3)

According to scientific research (Horvath et al.), high-concentration ozone is effective at breaking down the molecular bonds of the following compounds:

Category 1: Organic & Biological Odors

  • Animal & Pet: Pet Odors, Fecal Odors, Urine, Poultry Odors, Skatole, Dead Animals.

  • Medical & Human: Body Odors, Perspiration, Hospital Odors, Anesthetics, Gangrene, Cancer Odor, Embalming Odors.

  • Decay: Decomposition Odors, Putrefying Substances, Sewer Odors, Mildew, Mold, Viruses, Bacteria.

Category 3: Kitchen & Food Odors

  • Cooking: Burning Fat, Cooking Odors, Garlic, Onions, Spilled Beverages, Sour Milk, Sauerkraut.

  • Food Processing: Fish Odors, Slaughtering Odors, Packing House Odors, Ripening Fruits, Rancid Oils.

  • Commercial: Popcorn & Candy, Restaurants, Cheese.

Category 2: Smoke, Fuels & Combustion

  • Smoke: Tobacco & Cigarette Smoke, Coal Smoke, Charred Materials, Incense, Ashpalt Fumes.

  • Fuels: Gasoline, Diesel Fumes, Kerosene, Automobile Exhaust, Propane, Butane, Methane, Fuel Gases.

  • Industrial: Rubber, Tar, Varnish Fumes, Paint & Redecorating Odours, Plastic, Lubricating Oils.

Category 4: Chemical Compounds & VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds)

  • Solvents: Acetone, Benzene, Toluene, Xylene, Turpentine, Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK), Alcohol.

  • Acids: Acetic Acid, Formic Acid, Lactic Acid, Butyric Acid, Propionic Acid.

  • Gases: Carbon Monoxide, Chlorine, Formaldehyde, Nitrogen Compounds, Ammonia (Amines).

  • Household: Adhesives, Moth Balls, Perfumes & Cosmetics, Cleaning Agents (Lysol), Deodorants.

Scientific Reference: > Excerpt from “Ozone”, by M. Horvath, L. Bilizky and J. Huttner, Budapest, Hungary. Published 1985; Distributed by Elsevier Science Publishing Co. Inc., New York.

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