Ozone Treatment for Residential Properties

How the procedure works

The treatment plan depends on room size and layout, the materials present, and the odor or contamination being addressed.

1. Assessment and preparation: Specialists inspect the property, assess room size and volume, and determine the treatment requirements.
2. Evacuation: All people and pets must leave the treated areas, and indoor plants should be removed before treatment begins.
3. Ozone generation: A generator produces ozone for a controlled period, typically 30 minutes to several hours depending on the space and issue. Ozone can reach upholstery, curtains, mattresses and ventilation systems.
4. Ventilation and decomposition: After the cycle, the property is thoroughly ventilated. Occupants should return only once it has been adequately ventilated and confirmed safe for re-entry.

Applications in residential properties

• Odor neutralization: May help address smoke, damp or musty odors, pet odors, cooking smells, and smells associated with renovation or painting.
• Air and surface treatment: May be considered for certain microorganisms and mold spores where additional treatment is required.
• Post-renovation: Can form part of cleaning after renovation, painting or other work that leaves persistent odors.
• Before occupancy: May be used after a property has been vacant for an extended period or before new residents or guests arrive.
• Additional treatment: Can be part of broader cleaning and property maintenance where odor control or microbial reduction is required.