Smoke odor lingering in HOA-governed residential tracts
Why it happens here
HOA rules often restrict the use of ozone generators and other odor-removal equipment due to noise and chemical concerns. This can make it harder to completely eliminate smoke odor, especially in attached units where smoke can travel through shared walls.
Our approach
We use hydroxyl generators, which are quieter and safer for occupied spaces. We also coordinate with HOA boards to get approval for any equipment that requires it, so we can do the job right without causing issues.