Smoke Odour Removal

Smoke odour gets into drywall, insulation, carpet, furniture and ductwork. Air fresheners and paint alone only cover it up for a while.

We clean affected surfaces and treat the odour at its source, so the smell is gone instead of coming back on the next warm day.

How We Remove Smoke Odour

• Assess where smoke travelled, including closets, attics and ductwork
• Remove soot and residue from walls, ceilings and contents
• HEPA air filtration during cleaning
• Professional deodorization methods suited to the type of smoke
• Seal and prime surfaces where needed before repairs

What to Do Right Now

1. Don’t wipe soot with a damp cloth. It can smear and set the stain.
2. Keep windows open for fresh air if it is safe.
3. Change your furnace filter and avoid running the system until it is checked.
4. Don’t eat food that was exposed to smoke or heat.
5. Call your insurance company, then call us.

Smoke from Small Fires Counts Too

Even a kitchen fire or a smouldering appliance can leave odour through the whole house. See our fire restoration page for larger fire damage.