The bay
We follow the odor and open the bay that holds it. We do not tear open the walls until something turns up.
Field notes · Central Florida
The smell in the attic
The body can be gone and the odor stays, because it soaked the insulation and the wood. We take out what is soiled. We do not promise the smell ends that day.
- One bay
- Soiled insulation out
- No odor promise
- Open 24 hoursCall or text (321) 205-4972.
- Free inspectionWe look before anyone names a number.
- Not every wallWe open the bay the odor is in.
- Clean insulation staysSoiled, packed, or urine-soaked comes out.
What comes out
The insulation
Fluids and fats soak the insulation and the wood. Soiled, packed, or urine-soaked comes out. Clean and dry stays.
The close first
The openings are shut before any new insulation goes back. New insulation in an open attic does not last.
What we do not do for the smell
- No fogA pesticide, a fog, or mothballs are not the treatment for a dead-animal smell.
- No gut of the atticWe do not promise the house is odor-free the day the animal leaves.
- The air still movesSoffit vents keep moving air. Nothing goes inside a dryer duct.
- A biteThat question goes to a clinician or the health department. We do not decide the medical part, and we do not handle a fresh carcass bare-handed. Bat droppings are not dry-swept and not picked up with a household vacuum. An active bat colony follows the bat rules.