Pet Urine Odor Removal Chicago
Professional Pet Stain Removal in Chicago, IL
At Arevalo Bro’s Chem-Dry, we know that even house-trained pets can still have accidents. This can make pet stain removal in Chicago a challenge for homeowners. Traditional DIY methods may not effectively solve the problem. That’s why Chem-Dry specialists are here to help. Our P.U.R.T.® cleaning products have been proven to effectively remove urine damage from carpets, according to research. P.U.R.T.® is specifically designed to completely eliminate all pet odors from carpets, rather than just masking them*. Watch the video below to see how our pet stain removal in Chicago, IL works.
Pet Urine Removal in Chicago, IL
When a pet urinates on the carpet, the urine is absorbed by the carpet fiber, soaking in and damaging your flooring. Our furry friends tend to urinate in the same spot repeatedly, destroying not only the carpet but also the flooring beneath it. Once the urine dries, it crystallizes and emits an unpleasant odor. For effective pet stain removal in Chicago, you need Chem-Dry’s P.U.R.T.® products. With these cutting-edge solutions, you won’t have to worry about the mess anymore!
The P.U.R.T.® Process
1. Inspection & Pet Urine Detection:
First, we identify the source and extent of the problem. Since many urine deposits are difficult to see with normal lighting, we use a special ultraviolet light to locate hidden pet urine stains and affected areas throughout the carpet.
2. Remove Urine Odor*
Once the affected areas have been identified, we apply our powerful P.U.R.T.® (Pet Urine Removal Treatment) solution. Unlike products that simply mask odors, P.U.R.T.® penetrates deep into the carpet, backing, tack strip, baseboards, and even the subfloor to break down odor-causing urine crystals at the source.
3. Stain Removal & Deep Cleaning
Say Goodbye to Pet Odors on Furniture
Our specialized Pet Urine Removal Treatment isn’t just for carpets, it’s also effective on upholstered furniture. If you’re dealing with pet accidents on your couch, chair, or even a mattress, we can help target the source of the odor.
As part of our upholstery cleaning service in Chicago, we can apply P.U.R.T.® directly to the affected area. This innovative solution works to break down urine crystals trapped in fabrics and eliminate persistent pet smells from sofas, armchairs, and other soft furnishings*.
Let our trained team help restore freshness to your furniture and create a more welcoming home environment for both you and your pets.

Real Results for Pet Urine Removal in Chicago Homes
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Arevalo Bros were awesome!! I was able to book for next day service and they removed stubborn cat urine stains in addition to deep cleaning all of our carpets. They were very nice and on time too!
Jose went above and beyond to help remove dog urine stains/smells that another carpet cleaning company made worse. He did a great job and my house smells so much better.
I am incredibly grateful to have found the Arevalo Bros Chem-Dry for carpet cleaning.
They are professional with an upbeat attitude determined to have a final cleaning outcome that satifies the client. We had some super-serious issues uncovered that our “sweet kitty” bestowed upon our carpets over the years. We thought we may need to remove the carpet it was so bad in certain areas.
It took 2 deep cleanings to remove the stains and scent that was at the overpowering point. The owner and technician were awesome to ensure that the cleaning met our expectations. I look forward to having them back for other carpets/rugs etc. I have not encountered such positive customer service in a long time and they made a rough situation much better and easier to deal with. Even sneaky kitty is happy now, saved by Arevalo ! :) Thank you so much Jose and your team!
*Based on results of studies conducted by independent laboratories of the Chem-Dry HCE (Hot Carbonating Extraction) and P.U.R.T. (Pet Urine Removal Treatment). Allergens tested were dog and cat dander and dust mite matter. Pet odor results based on testing with the most common odor sources found in dog and cat urine. Figures are an average across multiple tests.