Vomit and Bodily Fluid Odor Removal Service for Cars

Accidents involving vomit, urine, or other bodily fluids can leave strong, lingering odors in your vehicle. Our vomit and bodily fluid odor removal service removes stains, sanitizes surfaces, and eliminates odors using professional-grade cleaning and deodorizing methods.

Why These Odors Are So Persistent

• Fluids seep into seat foam, carpet padding, and cracks

• Bacteria and proteins cause strong, lasting odors

• DIY cleaning often misses deep contamination

If not professionally treated, odors can return—even after the surface appears clean.

Our Professional Odor Removal Process

1. Contaminated Area Identification

• We inspect the vehicle interior to locate where fluids have soaked in.

2. Biohazard-Safe Cleanup

• Removal of visible stains and solid residue

• Use of disinfectants and bio-enzymatic cleaners to break down organic matter

3. Deep Cleaning and Extraction

• Steam cleaning or hot water extraction of affected carpets, seats, and floor mats

4. Odor Neutralization

• Enzyme and antimicrobial treatments for odor-causing bacteria

• Optional ozone treatment to remove lingering smells from vents and fabric

5. Air Filter and Vent Inspection

• Replacement of cabin air filter if contaminated

• HVAC vent cleaning if odor spread through the air system

When to Use This Service

• After vomiting incidents or accidents involving urine or blood

• For ride-share or taxi vehicles

• To meet hygiene standards before resale or lease return

• When DIY cleaning hasn’t stopped the smell

What You Can Expect

• Safe, effective odor and bacteria removal

• No harsh chemical smell left behind

• Service typically takes 2–4 hours depending on severity

FAQ

Can you guarantee the odor will be gone?
Yes. We treat the source using professional cleaning, not just masking the smell.

Is this service safe for kids and pets?
Yes. Once the treatment is complete and the car is ventilated, it’s safe for all passengers.

Do I need to replace seats or carpet?
In most cases, no. We use extraction and ozone methods to fully remove contamination.

Serving Los Angeles, Riverside and Orange County