Peroxide
A carefully selected oxidizing treatment attacks odor-producing organic material and begins the chemical reset.
Cedar City, Utah · Real project · September 23, 2026
Artificial turf cleaning and PRIME pet-odor care in Cedar City, Utah.
This Cedar City dog run had compacted fibers, trapped debris and persistent pet odor. After inspecting the full system, ClearTurf combined mechanical cleaning with a peroxide reset, fresh zeolite support and microbial enzymes—the treatment sequence now known as ClearTurf PRIME.
PRIME creates a stronger clean baseline; it does not prevent new pet use from creating new odor.
The ClearTurf PRIME Odor Treatment
A dog run needed more than deodorizer.
Most odor problems are not sitting politely on top of the turf. They involve compacted fibers, trapped material, repeat-use zones and residue within the infill layer. PRIME gives severe cases a deeper treatment path without pretending one product can solve every condition.
After inspecting this Cedar City dog run, we presented Good, Better and Best options. The chosen scope blended the stronger mechanical and odor-control elements of Better and Best.
PRIME
A ClearTurf signature process
Peroxide Reset · Infill · Microbial Enzymes
Reset
Power brooming and sweeping lift compacted fibers, remove loose material and improve access to the turf system.
Infill
Zeolite is worked into the system where appropriate to help adsorb ammonia and support ongoing odor management.
Microbial enzymes
After the oxidation stage has subsided, an enzyme formula targets remaining organic residue through a different treatment mechanism.
The sequence matters. Products, concentration, timing and turf condition are assessed for the property. This is a professional service—not a recommendation to casually mix or layer household chemicals.
Field footage · mechanical reset in progress
What happened on site
We opened the turf before treating the odor.
The fibers were visibly flattened and the dog run was holding debris and odor from repeated use. We power broomed, swept the surface and prepared the system before applying the odor-control stages.
- Inspect and scope: identify the concentrated-use areas and the condition below the visible blade tips.
- Mechanically reset: power broom and sweep to lift fibers and remove accessible debris.
- Oxidize: apply the peroxide stage and allow the active reaction to subside.
- Support and finish: work in zeolite, apply the microbial enzyme stage and complete the final groom.
The visible result
Real Cedar City work—before, during and after.
Photography cannot prove odor removal by itself. It can show the condition we encountered, the mechanical work performed and the finished presentation delivered to the customer.
Is PRIME right for every yard?
No—and that is why we inspect first.
Some pet areas respond well to preparation and a single targeted treatment. PRIME is reserved for conditions where a multi-stage approach is justified by odor severity, repeat use, infill condition and the customer’s goal.
Drainage limitations, damaged turf, saturated base material or continuing pet use can affect the result. We explain those limits before recommending the scope.
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What affects the price?
Square footage is only the starting point. Compaction, embedded debris, pet-use zones, infill condition, extraction needs, mineral buildup, surrounding landscape and the finish you want can all change the responsible scope.
When more than one approach makes sense, we explain the Good, Better and Best options so you can choose confidently.
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If the smell keeps coming back, let’s look below the surface.
Send a few photos and tell us how many pets use the space. We’ll recommend the least complicated treatment that can responsibly help.