Many homeowners assume that concrete floors are easier to clean and less likely to hold onto odors. But that’s not always the case. Pet urine doesn’t just sit on the surface—it seeps into the pores of the concrete. Over time, this builds up into a serious problem, especially in garages, basements, or unfinished utility rooms. That’s where specialized odor removal services come in, offering more than just surface-level cleaning.
The P.O.R.S. Approach: Odor Removal Without Gimmicks
At P.O.R.S., we don’t use enzyme sprays, ozone machines, or strong perfumes. These may work temporarily, but they don’t tackle the root of the problem. Instead, our team focuses on eliminating the odor source deep within the concrete.
Our pet odor treatment process includes:
The result is long-lasting, not just a quick fix.
Why DIY Methods Don’t Work on Concrete
It’s tempting to reach for bleach, vinegar, or store-bought pet odor sprays. The problem? These don’t go deep enough. Concrete is porous—urine travels below the surface, where regular cleaners can’t reach. Even pressure washing might only push the odor further in.
Bleach can also react with urine compounds, creating strong chemical smells. Over time, these layers of failed treatments can make the odor worse.
Only a specialized pet odor removal service can treat the concrete from the inside out—something surface methods just can’t match.
We Don’t Mask—We Eliminate
One thing that sets P.O.R.S. apart is that we never try to “cover” the odor. Our job is to remove it permanently. That’s why our process doesn’t rely on fragrances, foggers, or store-bought enzymes. These methods might make the room smell nice for a few days—but once moisture returns, the original odor does too.
By fully drying the floor, neutralizing contamination, and sealing it properly, we help homeowners reclaim their space for good.
Perfect for Garages, Basements, and Utility Rooms
Pet urine odor on concrete is most common in:
Whether you’re moving in, selling, or just trying to make your space livable again, expert odor removal service saves you from costly flooring replacements.
A Smell-Free Home Starts from the Ground Up
You can mop, scrub, and bleach, but as long as urine is trapped below the surface, the smell will return. At P.O.R.S., we go beyond quick fixes. We dig deep into the concrete, remove the root of the problem, and make sure it stays gone.
So if your concrete floor smells like pet urine, no matter how long ago it happened, don’t settle for masking it. Let our team handle it right.
FAQs
Q: Can’t I just use vinegar or bleach to clean pet urine from concrete?
Vinegar and bleach may remove surface odors, but they don’t penetrate concrete. They also won’t stop the smell from coming back during humid weather.
Q: How do I know if urine has soaked into my concrete floor?
If the smell returns even after cleaning—or if the area still smells after being dry—it’s likely that the urine has entered the pores of the concrete.
Q: Does your service remove odors permanently?
Yes. Our method seals the odor at its source and prevents it from resurfacing. We do not rely on fragrances or temporary solutions.
Q: Is this safe for homes with kids or pets?
Absolutely. Our process avoids harsh chemicals, ozone, or enzyme fogging, making it safer for your family and your home environment.
