Grow House Odor Removal

Professional Grow House Odor Removal Equipment

Properties that were previously used for cannabis cultivation can retain strong odors long after the plants, equipment and growing materials have been removed.

Odors may remain in the air, walls, flooring, HVAC systems, insulation, furnishings and other areas of the property. Simply cleaning the visible surfaces or using an air freshener may not be enough to address persistent odors.

MCDUTECH Titan® Hydroxyl Air Purifiers provide professional air-treatment technology that can be incorporated into a comprehensive grow house odor-removal and property remediation process.

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How to Remove Odor From a Former Grow House

Successfully removing a persistent grow house odor usually requires more than treating the air alone.

A thorough odor-removal process may include:

1. Remove the Source

Remove plants, growing materials, containers, fertilizers, chemicals and other materials associated with the previous cultivation operation.

2. Deep Clean the Property

Clean floors, walls, ceilings, cabinets, ductwork, equipment and other surfaces where odor-causing compounds may have accumulated.

3. Evaluate HVAC and Ventilation

HVAC systems can move odors throughout a property. Inspect and clean appropriate components of the ventilation system when necessary.

4. Address Porous Materials

Carpet, drywall, insulation, wood and other porous materials can retain odors. Severely affected materials may require replacement or specialized remediation.

5. Treat the Air

After source removal and cleaning, professional air-treatment equipment can be used to help address remaining airborne odors.

Titan hydroxyl air purifiers can be used as part of this final air-treatment stage.

Why Grow House Odors Can Be Difficult to Remove

A former grow house can have odors that persist because cultivation activities can affect many areas of the property.

Potential odor reservoirs include:

  • Walls and ceilings

  • Flooring and carpet

  • Cabinets

  • Furniture

  • HVAC systems

  • Ductwork

  • Insu