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Pet urine and odor treatment (enzyme). The full price list is below.
How we get this dataPet urine treatment costs $20–$75 a room for an enzyme treatment, and $75–$275 an area for deep extraction when urine has soaked into the pad. A spot stain costs $25–$100 to treat. These are add-ons to a normal clean, which runs $125–$300 for three rooms and a hallway.
Prices verified November 2026 · Cross-referenced against 73+ American pricing sources · See methodology
National prices, labor included. Most are add-ons to a normal carpet clean.
| Job | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spot stain treatmentper stain | $25 | $45 | $100 |
| Pet urine and odor treatment (enzyme)per room | $20 | $40 | $75 |
| Deep pet urine extraction (urine in the pad)per area | $75 | $150 | $275 |
| Replace urine-soaked carpet pad (heavy pet damage)per area | $150 | $275 | $400 |
| Deodorizerper room | $15 | $20 | $40 |
| Carpet protector (Scotchgard-type)per room | $10 | $25 | $50 |
| 3 rooms plus a hallway, 2 rooms of pet treatment, 1 deep areaper job | $240 | $430 | $730 |
| Whole-house pet odor removal (severe)per job | $900 | $1,075 | $1,250 |
US prices, November 2026. Low is a simple job in a low-cost area; high is a bigger job or a high-cost city.
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Fresh food, drink, mud and most pet accidents come out with a normal clean plus spot treatment. Old stains that have sat for weeks, bleach spots, rust and some dyes like red drinks and hair dye may only fade. Bleach and sun fading take the color out of the fiber, so no cleaning can bring it back.
A good cleaner will tell you before they start which spots they expect to come out. Ask for that in writing so you know what you're paying for.
Urine soaks through the carpet into the pad underneath, and that's where the smell lives. A topical enzyme treatment ($20–$75 a room) handles fresh or light spots. Where it has soaked in, the cleaner floods and pulls the urine back out from below, which costs $75–$275 an area.
If the pad is badly soaked, the honest fix is to lift the carpet and replace that piece of pad, about $150–$400 for heavy pet damage. A whole house with severe, long-term pet odor can run $900–$1,250.
Scrubbing spreads a stain and fuzzes the fibers. Soapy home cleaners leave sticky residue that grabs dirt, and some odor sprays just cover the smell. Blot with cold water and a white towel, then call a pro if it's still there.
Deodorizer ($15–$40 a room) helps with light, general odors but won't fix urine in the pad. Protector ($10–$50 a room) makes the next spill easier to blot up. Some companies build both into a package price, so ask before you pay extra.
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$20–$75 a room for an enzyme treatment, or $75–$275 an area when urine has soaked into the pad.
Often, if the cleaner treats the pad, not just the top of the carpet. If the pad and floor underneath are badly soaked, that piece of pad may need replacing.
About $25–$100 a stain, as an add-on to a normal clean.
Sometimes. Soap left behind or a spill that reached the pad can wick back up as the carpet dries. Ask for a free re-clean guarantee in writing.
Not always. Deep extraction ($75–$275 an area) fixes many cases. Replace the pad in the worst spots before you replace the whole carpet.