Dog urine, ammonia, and organic waste don't just sit on your turf — they sink into the infill. Our commercial enzyme treatment helps eliminate pet urine and odor at the source, not mask it. Results may vary depending on turf condition, usage, and environmental factors.
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If your artificial turf smells like a kennel no matter how much you hose it down, you're dealing with a chemistry problem that a garden hose can't solve. Here's what's actually happening:
Dog urine contains urea, creatinine, and uric acid. When your dog pees on artificial turf, these compounds break down into ammonia crystals and sulfur-based compounds that chemically bond to synthetic turf fibers and sink into the rubber or sand infill beneath. San Diego's warm climate — with turf surface temperatures regularly exceeding 130–150°F — accelerates this breakdown and causes these compounds to vaporize back into the air on hot days.
The result: a smell that gets worse every summer, that water spreads rather than removes, and that store-bought sprays only temporarily mask.
Our solution uses commercial-grade enzyme formulas — the same technology used in veterinary clinics and animal shelters — to biologically break apart ammonia, uric acid, and sulfur compounds at the molecular level, helping eliminate pet urine and odor at the source. Results may vary.
We identify hot spots, infill saturation zones, and odor severity before treatment begins.
We clear surface debris, pet hair, and loose organic matter to allow enzyme penetration.
Our non-toxic, biodegradable enzyme formula is applied to penetrate the infill layer where pet waste compounds live.
Enzymes are given proper dwell time to biologically break down ammonia, uric acid, and sulfur compounds.
Dissolved waste and neutralized compounds are flushed and extracted from the infill.
We groom and lift turf fibers back to upright position, restoring the fresh-install look.
We remove dog urine odor from artificial turf across all of San Diego County:
Ignoring pet odor on synthetic turf isn't just unpleasant — untreated organic waste and bacteria build-up can be a concern for your family and pets. Our treatment is designed to help reduce these issues. Children and pets should remain off treated areas until completely dry.
Pet waste residue on warm artificial turf can contribute to bacterial build-up. Regular professional enzyme treatment helps reduce odor-causing bacteria and organic waste in the infill.
Coastal San Diego humidity combined with organic pet waste can accelerate decomposition inside turf infill, contributing to persistent odors and potential irritants.
Concentrated ammonia from crystallized dog urine can cause unpleasant odors and may be irritating. Our enzyme treatment helps eliminate pet urine and odor at the source.
Call now — same-week appointments available in San Diego County.
(858) 275-9259