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Find and resolve the source of unexplained indoor odors.
The short answer
An indoor odor investigation systematically isolates the source of an unexplained smell — sewage, mildew, chemical, electrical, biological — using a building-science approach instead of masking sprays or guesswork.
Triggers
Signal 01
Persistent unexplained odor in a home or office
Signal 02
Smell that returns after cleaning or HVAC work
Signal 03
New construction or renovation odor that has not dissipated
Signal 04
Tenant or buyer complaint requiring documented investigation
Scope
Method
Step 01
We map where and when the odor appears.
Step 02
Pressure, airflow and envelope analysis to find the source — not just the symptom.
Step 03
Targeted lab analysis only when source identification requires it.
Step 04
Findings and the specific corrective action to eliminate the odor.
What you receive
A written odor investigation report naming the source, the transport pathway, and the corrective action to eliminate it — not just mask it.
FAQs
Most stubborn indoor odors in Florida trace to one of a few sources: a dry P-trap or failed plumbing vent, biofilm on an HVAC evaporator coil, water-damaged framing or drywall, off-gassing spray foam, or animal intrusion in the attic or wall cavity. A systematic investigation isolates which one is responsible.
Most residential odor investigations in Florida range from $500 to $1,200 depending on accessibility and whether targeted VOC or specific-chemistry sampling is needed.
In the large majority of cases, yes. Odors are physical — they have a source and a pathway. A methodical investigation finds both far more reliably than guessing.
We do not sell or operate odor-masking equipment. Once the source is identified, the appropriate remediation is straightforward.
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