Removing unpleasant odours from an apartment affected by fire is a very labour-intensive process. Simply airing out the rooms brings no real results and can lead to disappointment. Trying to remove odours “on your own” is definitely not a good solution. The characteristic smell of smoke lingers for a long time and deeply penetrates not only furniture and clothing but also walls, floors and all interior elements. For this reason, a specialised smoke odour neutraliser must be used. Otherwise, it is impossible to re-furnish and re-inhabit such a space until the unwanted smells have been completely eliminated. That is why it is worth trusting the professionals – Bio-Clean. We specialise in professional cleaning services, including post-fire odour removal.
Many companies focus solely on ozone treatment when removing odours from flats. While effective, this method is sometimes insufficient – especially when it comes to fully neutralizing odours caused by a fire. Even minimal smoke damage requires the use of additional methods – one of which is thorough chemical cleaning (decontamination) of both furnishings and all other surfaces. To remove smoke odour from home, we use specialised chemical agents that eliminate lingering residues. We also apply a professional smoke odour neutraliser. Only after these steps can we move on to ozone treatment – a method that removes the smell of smoke and other unpleasant odours suspended in the air using ozone.
Odour neutralisation after a fire is not only a matter of comfort but above all, of health. Smoke and soot particles contain numerous toxic compounds, including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, dioxins and nitrogen oxides. The use of odour neutralisers and proper cleaning is essential after a fire. Prolonged exposure to such an environment can lead to respiratory issues, allergies and even increase the risk of cancer. Children, the elderly, and individuals with chronic illnesses are especially at risk. Therefore, it is crucial to carry out thorough decontamination using professional post-fire odour neutralisers.
It is important to remember that there is no single universal method for removing smoke odour after a house fire. First, it is necessary to carefully assess the technical condition of the apartment, determine the level of damage and check whether exposure to high temperatures has caused the release of harmful chemical compounds (e.g. from scorched PVC elements or synthetic fabrics). Full removal of smoke odour requires a combination of several neutralising methods. Only in this way we can ensure long-lasting and effective results. To avoid worrying about these issues, it is best to trust an experienced company that will handle the removal of smoke odour from your home.
In addition to removing smoke odour, we also specialise in the neutralization of butyric acid. This chemical compound is known for its strong, unpleasant smell that quickly penetrates walls, floors and all objects within a room. In the event of a spill, deodorisation of home is necessary. Only specialised odour removal services can eliminate the effects of butyric acid. Our experience and professional-grade chemical agents allow us to effectively eliminate even the most persistent odours in the most challenging cases.
Odours lingering in apartments after fires, flooding, biological decompositio or long-term neglect can be extremely difficult to eliminate. Their source is often deeply embedded chemical compounds that settle on walls, furniture, textiles and equipment. In such cases, home remedies are not enough – specialised techniques and equipment must be used. In Bio-Clean we use the following methods to remove unpleasant odours from homes:
Each intervention is preceded by a thorough assessment of the source and extent of contamination, which allows us to select the most effective methods. Our procedures eliminate not only the odour but also the harmful particles and microorganisms that accompany it. Thanks to this, when we remove smoke or musty odours from a home, we restore freshness, safety, and living comfort to the space.
