Carpet surface
Recent or limited contamination may be treatable when the source remains mainly in carpet face and backing.
Pet urine & persistent pet odor
Pet odor remediation based on where the contamination actually went.
Pet odor can move from carpet into pad, slab, subfloor, baseboards and adjacent materials. SDM follows the contamination pathway before deciding what to clean, treat, remove or seal.
Where pet contamination can travel
Trace the material pathway before choosing the treatment.
Pad & tack strip
Repeated events can bypass surface-only cleaning. Affected pad or tack strip may require direct treatment or removal.
Subfloor or slab
When contamination reaches porous concrete or wood subfloor, the scope shifts toward direct source access, cleaning, treatment, drying and possible sealing or replacement.
Real SDM field evidence
Field Case 004: severe pet urine & feces odor remediation in Plano.
The family reported prolonged pet contamination before the home was prepared for sale. SDM removed carpet and pad, exposed downstairs slab treatment areas, treated the upstairs subfloor, cleaned selected wall areas and used supplemental odor-control equipment after source work.
The case separates what photographs visibly establish from reported project history and customer outcome.
SDM pet-odor sequence
Source removal before supplemental deodorization.
Map the source
Identify odor concentration, visible staining and likely affected flooring or vertical surfaces.
Remove gross contamination
Remove abandoned pet waste and disposable reservoirs when warranted.
Reach deeper layers
Treat pad/subfloor directly or remove affected materials when evidence shows contamination below the face fiber.
Reassess
After materials dry, determine whether residual odor justifies sealing, removal or further treatment.
DFW pet-odor planning ranges
Condition and material depth drive the price.
Localized / Surface
$495–$795
One or a few localized areas with no evidence contamination broadly reached pad, subfloor or wall assemblies.
Moderate / Multiple Areas
$895–$1,495
Multiple rooms or repeated accidents requiring pet-specific chemistry, deeper treatment, cleaning and whole-unit odor support.
Heavy / Pad or Subfloor
$1,495–$2,495
Widespread contamination, pad/subfloor involvement, vertical marking or staged treatment and reassessment.
Severe / Material Recovery
$2,500–$6,000+
Carpet/pad removal, subfloor sealing or replacement, baseboard/drywall work, flooring replacement or other material recovery is necessary.
Planning ranges, not a property-specific quote. Actual scope depends on observed conditions, materials, access and treatment response.
Real customer · real result
Customer-reported outcome from the same field case.
“They didn't use perfume, they actually removed the odor itself! Amazing!”
— Ginger S., Yelp, Sept. 26, 2026
The review describes carpet and pad removal, multiple treatments to the downstairs slab and upstairs subfloor, additional wall-area cleaning and several machines used to support odor removal before the property was sold.
Outcome boundary
This is customer-perspective proof from one completed project, not a universal promise. Severe pet-odor results depend on whether the actual reservoirs can be reached and corrected.