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Interior · Restoration

Interior Stain & Odor Removal

Target stubborn spills, smoke permeation, and humidity odors embedded in business jet and GA cabins.

Aircraft interior cabin preparation and stain treatment

Interior Services

Overview

Cabins absorb odors from galley use, lavatory issues, pet transport, and prior ownership, especially in Southern California's variable coastal and desert humidity. Our specialists treat leather, upholstery, and carpet with extraction and neutralization methods that eliminate sources, not just mask them.

Key Benefits

  • Removes embedded stains from wine, food, and grease
  • Eliminates smoke and biological odor sources
  • Safe for leather, suede, and delicate trim
  • Improves passenger experience and charter reviews
  • Prepares aircraft for sale or VIP transport

Our Process

  1. 1 Source identification and material testing
  2. 2 Targeted spot treatment and extraction
  3. 3 Ozone or vapor treatment when appropriate
  4. 4 Leather and wood trim conditioning
  5. 5 Final scent-neutral cabin verification

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of stains can you remove?
Wine, coffee, food grease, ink, cosmetics, pet accidents, and lavatory incidents are all routine for our interior specialists. We test each material first, then use extraction and neutralization methods appropriate for leather, fabric, and carpet.
Do you eliminate the odor or just mask it?
We eliminate the source. Masking agents wear off within days; our process extracts the contamination, neutralizes the residue chemically, and, where appropriate, follows with ozone or vapor treatment for a truly scent-neutral cabin.
How soon can the cabin be used after treatment?
Most spot treatments allow immediate occupancy. Full extraction or ozone treatment requires a ventilation window, typically a few hours, which we schedule around your next departure.