Pet Turf Cleaning in Los Angeles
Deep cleaning and odor removal for dog-friendly artificial turf. Safe, effective, and designed for LA pet owners.
Why Pet Turf Needs Professional Cleaning
Dogs love turf—but turf doesn’t clean itself.
Pet urine, bacteria, and organic buildup penetrate the infill and backing, which causes:
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Strong odors
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Bacteria and germs
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Yellowing or discoloration
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Compacted, matted turf
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Attracting bugs
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Shorter turf life span
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A professional pet turf cleaning restores appearance and removes odors at the source, not temporarily covering them.
Our Turf Cleaning Services
Designed specifically for homes with small, medium, and large dogs, and multi-pet households.
Enzyme-Based Odor Treatment
We don’t mask odors — we eliminate them using a plant-based, pet-safe enzyme solution that breaks down urine crystals at the molecular level.
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Targets:
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urine smell
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bacteria
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lingering ammonia
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compacted, odor-holding infill
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Your yard will smell clean again.
Deep Turf Rinse
A high-pressure rinse flushes out:
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urine buildup
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sweat and oils
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dirt and dust
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pet hair
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organic matter trapped in the blades
This improves drainage and helps enzymes work deeper.
Power Grooming
We mechanically brush the turf to:
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lift flattened blades
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break up compacted infill
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restore the “fresh-installed” look
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help airflow reach the backing
This makes your turf look brand new.
Infill Refresh (Optional)
If needed, we can top off infill for:
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softer feel underfoot
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cooler turf in direct sun
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improved odor control
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stronger blade support
Highly recommended for high-traffic dog yards.
Pet Hotspot Treatment
We identify areas where dogs repeatedly pee and treat them with concentrated enzyme solutions for long-lasting odor control.
How Often Should Pet Turf Be Cleaned?
The answer depends on your dogs:
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1 small dog: every 3–4 months
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1 medium/large dog: every 2–3 months
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2+ dogs: monthly recommended
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Apartment dog runs or commercial spaces: every 2–4 weeks
If the smell comes back fast, you likely need more frequent enzyme treatments.
