Assess
Identify the source, affected materials, room volume and treatment constraints.
Professional application
Controlled ozone equipment for professional fire, flood, smoke and persistent-odour remediation workflows.
Ozone treatment should follow inspection, source removal and appropriate cleaning. We help restoration teams select equipment and document a controlled, unoccupied treatment step without overstating what ozone can do.
Identify the source, affected materials, room volume and treatment constraints.
Isolate the area, remove people, animals and plants, and restrict access.
Use a documented operating plan suited to the selected equipment and site.
Ventilate and measure conditions before the space returns to service.
No. Inspection, source removal, drying and appropriate cleaning come first. Ozone may be considered as a controlled treatment step after those actions.
Professional high-output treatments commonly require a controlled, unoccupied area. The site-specific procedure and product instructions determine the access controls.
The area is ventilated and conditions are assessed using a suitable procedure and, where specified, calibrated ozone monitoring. Odour alone is not a safety measurement.
Related equipment
Stream Pro · Remediation workflows
Equipment selected for documented smoke, fire, flood and persistent odour remediation workflows.
Stream Pro · Measure before re-entry
Monitoring equipment and procedures for verifying ozone concentration during controlled work.
Stream Pro · Complete the treatment setup
Timers, warning controls, remote operation and ozone-destruction options for professional setups.
Application support
Tell us about the space, odour source and operating constraints. We’ll help define a responsible equipment and hire or purchase route.