Ozone and hydroxyl generators are commonly used to address persistent odors caused by smoke, mold, pets, chemicals, and water damage. Both technologies help target contaminants at the source, making them effective for restoration projects, odor removal, and air treatment applications.
Ozone generators are typically used in unoccupied spaces for intensive odor treatment, while hydroxyl generators are designed for use in occupied areas where continuous air treatment is needed. Depending on the application, these systems can help improve indoor air conditions, support restoration efforts, and reduce lingering odors that traditional cleaning methods may not fully remove.
Ozone and hydroxyl generators are used in a variety of environments, including: restoration sites, hotels, offices, healthcare facilities, schools, vehicles, rental properties, warehouses, and commercial buildings.
