Odor, pests and microbes
handled with air — not chemicals
OZ1 uses active oxygen — a gas that reaches the gaps spraying never touches, then breaks back down into ordinary oxygen. No film left behind, no packing away utensils, no closing overnight.
Cigarette and cannabis odor treatment
for houses and condominiums
When the last tenant smoked, the smell sits in the curtains, the carpet, the mattress and the air-conditioning. You cannot re-let it and buyers walk away. One treatment, one day — no stripping curtains, no repainting.
The gas works its way into the fibres and the air-conditioning ducts where the smell actually hides, then breaks down into oxygen. No film, no lingering chemical smell.
Square metres, number of bedrooms, and how long it was smoked in.
No people or pets may be inside the space during treatment.
Our team ventilates for the required time before handing the room back.
Nothing to pack away, nothing to re-wash
Six solutions that treat the cause
Pick the problem that matches your site
Odor Removal
Cigarettes, cannabis, kitchens, bathrooms — smells that cleaning never removes
Rodent Control
Rats above the ceiling, chewed wiring, and the smell they leave behind
Why spraying never ends the problem
Never reaches the nest
Sprays only coat the surface. Insects nesting behind cabinets, under floors and inside pipes are never touched, so the colony keeps breeding.
You have to repeat it every month
Most contracts spray every two to four weeks — packing away utensils each time and paying staff overtime on every visit.
It leaves residue behind
Chemicals settle on surfaces that touch food and hands — a risk to both kitchen staff and customers.
How active oxygen works
It makes the gas from the air in the room
The unit draws in room air and converts it to active oxygen. Nothing chemical is carried into your space.
It spreads into every gap
Because it is a gas it slips under cabinets, behind walls, into pipes and ceiling voids where spraying never reaches.
It reverts to oxygen
When the cycle ends the gas breaks down into ordinary oxygen. Nothing to wipe off, nothing to wash twice.
Real work — treating a new home before move-in
A four-storey newlywed home on Rama III, near Wat Phothi Man. The owners wanted the built-in furniture and fresh paint smell down before moving in. We worked floor by floor, sealed each room for the required time, then ventilated until no gas smell remained before handing the house back.
Supported by
Organisations that have supported our technology and business development
Let us see your site first — then decide
A free site survey with no cost and no obligation. We will tell you honestly how much ozone can and cannot do for your problem.
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