Smoke, pet urine, musty basements and sewage odors. We find the source, remove it, and treat the space so it doesn't come back.
Real Google reviews from homeowners and businesses in Northeast Wisconsin.
“I reached out to Jamie when my tenant informed me there was a backup in the drain in the basement. It was not a healthy situation and I knew it had to be taken care of quickly. I was very concerned because I knew the situation needed to be handled professionally and thoroughly but I also was extremely worried about the cost.”
“I recently purchased a house and the previous people who lived here didn’t care properly for their cats. The problem was in the basement, and the entire house reeked. Jamie and his crew went above and beyond to get the problem resolved.”
“Had to have some sanitation and odor elimination done in my house and they did an awesome job. I highly recommend this company for anything you need done. Jamie was extremely helpful in explaining the protocol and making sure the odor was gone.”
Photos from CCS job sites, taken by our crews.
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After a fire, or from a previous owner who smoked.
Common in homes people just bought. Often needs carpet removal, subfloor sealing and treatment.
Usually a moisture or mold issue. We'll check for both.
Homes, rentals and workplaces.
We locate where the odor lives.
Saturated materials come out. Everything else gets deep cleaned.
Professional deodorization and sanitizing so it stays gone.
We photograph and measure the damage, write a detailed scope, and work directly with your adjuster. If the first offer doesn't cover the real cost of the repairs, we help you push back with documentation. You can generally choose your own contractor in Wisconsin.
Usually, yes. It often means removing saturated carpet and pad, sealing the subfloor and treating the space. Our reviews include homeowners who had exactly this problem.
Not on its own. The source has to be cleaned or removed first.
Often. We'll check moisture levels and look for mold as part of the visit.
Tell us about the odor and we'll give you a straight answer.
