Smoke Odor Removal

By hicaliber | January 24, 2016 |

Is Your Home A Lost Cause?

Did a cigarette smoker previously live in the St. George home you purchased or the apartment you are renting and do you fear what is lurking in the duct work and carpet? Or… was there an unfortunate situation causing a fire, leaving smoke damage?

Smoke particles that have been deposited on your home’s surfaces over the years emit vapors and semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs), which persist because they have very low vapor pressures. HiCaliber specializes in odor removal and can restore your home to a point where you wouldn’t think there was ever an problem in the first place. The best way to get rid of an odor is to have HiCaliber remove the odor-causing substance completely with specialized equipment such as using OZONE. This technology is brilliant for removing any unwanted odors, specifically smoke damage! Instead of masking the smell, it actually neutralizes the scent so the odor won’t come back.

Professionals Can Help!

HiCaliber owns an OZONE machine and can service your home, business, or vehicle and give you back the piece of mind you deserve. Most people know, if your space smells like cigarette smoke, it’s only a matter of time before your hair and clothing has that same recognizable smell. Luckily, HiCaliber has serviced many local homes/businesses/vehicles and we are ready for the challenge.

Smoke Smell Is Gone – But Walls Are Discolored

Along with the smell, comes the unsightly discoloration of paint from smoke! White paint doesn’t stand a chance against the fumes. Eventually the white develops a yellowish tint. The line can be visible if you were to take down wall décor that was protecting the original paint color. Unfortunately walls can also trap in smoke smell! There is a paint that can be used to seal the odor, and there are some heavy cleaners that help also. But, the yellow tint is actually a stain. Allow HiCaliber to help your walls get back to their former glory!

If a fire was the cause there will be soot EVERYWHERE! Even if the actual damage from the fire is minimal, smoke damage can be quite the tedious situation to clean.