Odour Control

The right solution depends on the source and severity of the odour. Ozone generators, hydroxyl units, and specialised fogging equipment each serve different purposes, from post-fire smoke removal to pet odours, mould, and moisture-related smells. We help you select the right technology so you can eliminate odours at their source rather than mask them.

Ozone is powerful for unoccupied spaces and severe odour contamination, delivering fast results in fire, flood, and smoke environments. Hydroxyl machines, on the other hand, can be safely used in occupied buildings and are ideal for long-duration deodorisation. Understanding job environment, safety, and timeline helps you choose the right tool, and we can guide you through that decision process.

Yes. Our equipment is selected for professional-grade performance and can manage strong odours from fire damage, moisture-affected areas, biological contamination, and animals. These systems neutralise odour particles rather than covering them, helping you restore air quality and client confidence even in demanding restoration projects.

In many cases, a combined approach delivers the strongest outcome. Mechanical deodorisation handles airborne contaminants, while targeted odour-neutralising products treat surfaces, carpets, and materials where smells linger. If you deal with complex restoration work, we can recommend the best pairing of equipment and chemistry to streamline your process and improve results.

Yes, we provide maintenance, technical support, and replacement parts to keep your devices operating effectively. Odour control units work hard in demanding environments, so proper servicing helps ensure continuous performance and avoids downtime. When you purchase from us, you gain long-term support alongside reliable, professional machinery.