🌬️ Ozone Treatment & Odour Control Fogging
Professional Odour Neutralization for Alberta Homes • By iOnSight Property Inspections
Unwanted odours can change the way a home feels, reduce buyer confidence, or affect your comfort in a newly purchased property.
iOnSight provides safe, controlled ozone deodorization and ULV odour-control fogging designed to refresh indoor environments and neutralize stubborn odours throughout the home.
As certified home inspectors, we approach odour challenges using building-science principles, ensuring your treatment is effective, safe, and thoroughly documented.
Why Choose iOnSight? – An Inspector’s Advantage
Most odour services are run by cleaning companies or generic restoration outfits.
iOnSight is different:
✔ Certified professional home inspector
You benefit from experience gained from hundreds of Alberta homes, including airflow behavior, HVAC influence, and material absorption.
✔ Science-based odour analysis
Before treatment, we assess:
Airflow pathways
Pressure differentials (stack effect)
Moisture levels and humidity concerns
Odour concentration zones
Influence of HVAC circulation
Porous materials (carpets, fabrics, subfloor, drapery)
✔ Industrial-grade equipment
We use commercial ozone generators and ULV foggers — not consumer-level tools — ensuring controlled, safe, and effective odour neutralization.
✔ Transparent digital reporting
Every service includes a Digital Odour Treatment Summary, and advanced packages include IAQ reports.
✔ Safe, standardized protocols
All work follows published guidance from
EPA, Health Canada, ASHRAE, and Alberta Health.
🧪 What Ozone Treatment Is
Ozone is a highly reactive form of oxygen (O₃) that neutralizes odour molecules at the chemical level.
It is widely used in:
Smoke odour neutralization
Commercial sanitizing
Disaster restoration
Rental turnovers
Long-vacant home resets
When applied in a vacated and controlled environment, ozone reaches deep into:
Carpets
Fabrics
Subfloor
Wood
Drywall surfaces
HVAC return pathways
and helps break down odour-causing compounds.
⚠️ What Ozone Does Not Do
To ensure full compliance with insurance and industry standards:
Ozone treatment does NOT:
❌ identify biological contaminants
❌ diagnose or confirm mold
❌ replace remediation
❌ remove visible staining
❌ correct structural moisture issues
❌ perform cleaning or sanitation
Ozone neutralizes odours only.
It is not a biological or chemical assessment tool.
🌀 What Is Odour Control Fogging?
Fogging involves applying a ULV (Ultra-Low-Volume) mist of a safe, odour-neutralizing and mold-inhibiting solution throughout a room or home. What sets us apart is that we use a hospital-grade, botanical disinfectant cleaner that kills over 99.99% of bacteria, viruses, and mold - it is safe for use on food contact surfaces and is approved by Health Canada and the EPA. This might be more expensive than our competitors, but we think your home is worth it!
Fogging helps freshen:
Porous materials (carpets, drapes, fabrics)
Moisture-prone areas (basements, utility rooms)
Long-closed homes
Rooms with persistent odours
Areas where stale or musty odours accumulate
Fogging is not mold treatment.
It does not identify or correct mold or contaminants.
Its purpose is strictly deodorization.
Fogging is most effective when paired with ozone for deep odour reset.
iOnSight uses products that are non-toxic, plant-based or professional-grade depending on the odour source.
🧭 When to Use Ozone Alone vs. Ozone + Fogging
Ozone Alone (recommended when):
Smoke odours (cigarette/cannabis)
General stale or “old house” odours
Light pet odours
Homes with neutral furnishings
Vacant homes before listing or move-in
Ozone + Fogging (recommended when):
Odours strongly absorbed into carpets/fabrics
Persistent pet or occupancy odours
Stale basement odours
Long-vacant or estate properties
Rental turnover units with stubborn odours
Let our assessment guide you to the right choice - the first time!
🌡️ Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Testing Option
For clients who want measurable data, we offer IAQ testing alongside odour treatment.
We measure:
VOC levels
Humidity
Indoor particulates
Temperature/humidity differentials
Ventilation performance indicators
This gives buyers, sellers, landlords, and property managers objective insight into indoor air conditions.
Important: IAQ testing does not test for mold or contaminants.This is a service almost no ozone company provides.
🛠️ Why Odours Happen: A Quick Education
Odours often originate from predictable building-science sources. Odours often stem from:
1. Porous materials absorbing odours
Carpets, drywall, underlay, wood, furniture, and fabrics hold odours long-term.
2. Moisture-prone areas
Basements, utility rooms, cold corners, and poorly ventilated zones can develop stale smells.
3. Airflow & pressure differences
Homes naturally “breathe.”
Stack effect pulls lower-level air upward, spreading odours.
4. HVAC influence
Return ducts and furnaces redistribute odours through the home.
5. Vacancy & stagnation
Homes closed for long periods often develop stale or “closed up” odours.
6. Occupancy-related odours
Pets, cooking, smoking, fragrances, and lifestyle patterns produce lingering smells.
Ozone and fogging work best when addressing these odour-related issues.
🧼 Our Process: Step-by-Step
1. Pre-Treatment Assessment
We examine airflow, odour zones, HVAC factors, moisture readings, and porous materials.
2. Ozone Deodorization
Commercial ozone machines run through a controlled treatment cycle.
Property must remain fully vacated.
3. Ventilation Cycle
We perform an air exchange to ensure safe re-entry.
4. Odour-Control Fogging (Optional)
ULV mist is applied to help neutralize odours trapped in surfaces.
5. Post-Treatment Summary
Clients receive documentation and optional IAQ data.
📌 Limitations & Honest Expectations
We believe in transparent, realistic outcomes:
Ozone/fogging will NOT solve:
Active mold growth
Hidden water leaks
Animal nests
Rodent infestations
Sewer gas issues
Chemical spills
Smoke damage that requires restoration
But ozone/fogging WILL:
Dramatically reduce odours
Improve freshness
Restore neutral air
Enhance buyer appeal
Provide a cleaner-smelling environment
Complement cleaning/remediation work
📚 Authoritative Resources & Further Reading
Here are excellent educational resources you can link to directly:
Ozone Safety & Information
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — Ozone Generators and Indoor Air
https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/ozone-generators-are-sold-air-cleanersHealth Canada — Ozone & Air Cleaners
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/air-quality/indoor-air-contaminants/ozone.html
Mold, Odours & Moisture
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) — Mold & Moisture
https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/en/consumer-housing/home-maintenance-and-renovations/cleaning-up-moldAlberta Health Services — Mold & Indoor Air Quality
https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/topics/Page2286.aspx
Indoor Air Quality Science
ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers)
https://www.ashrae.org/technical-resources/iaq
Ready for an Odour Reset?
iOnSight Property Inspections
“Inspect today. Breathe easier tomorrow.”
Pricing Overview
• Ozone Lite (single-room): starting at $249
• Whole-home ozone treatment: starting at $649
• Odour-control fogging add-on: $199–$399
• Healthy Home IAQ Package: starting at $1,495
• Realtor & Property Manager Program: $349–$799
Who Benefits from This Service?
Home sellers preparing for MLS listing
Realtors wanting fresher showings
Homebuyers wanting a neutral-smelling space
Landlords between tenants
Property managers handling turnover units
Estate homes
Long-vacant or closed-up properties














Disclaimer
iOnSight does not identify, confirm, test, analyze, diagnose, or remediate mold or any other environmental contaminant. All ozone and fogging services provided are strictly for odour control and general deodorization only. No air quality or fogging service performed by iOnSight should be interpreted as mold assessment or mold remediation.
