Pet Urine Damage
What you need to know
Pet urine damage can occur when untrained pets or pets left alone in the home for too long, urinate on the carpet leading to hard-to-remove odors and stains in the carpet. Pet urine can also lead to damage to the carpet and subfloor below. Pet urine will have a yellow hue in most cases. Ripples in isolated areas and delamination are common side-effects of urine in the carpet. Urine exits in the animals’ bodies as an acid but it becomes
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