The Problem

The owner of this Toyota Highlander had three cats that traveled with the family during a cross-country move to Myers Park. Fine cat hair had worked its way into every fabric surface — the cloth seats, headliner, seat belts, and even the air vents. A lingering litter box smell had also settled into the carpet padding despite the owner's best efforts with store-bought sprays.

Our Process

• Detailed assessment of cat hair distribution throughout cabin
• Rubber blade and silicone brush treatment on all cloth seats
• Compressed air blowout of seat belts, air vents, and crevices
• High-suction vacuum extraction across all surfaces
• Headliner careful brushing and vacuuming
• Enzyme-based deep treatment on carpet and padding for odor
• Final lint detail pass and cabin air freshener

The Results

The Highlander was completely free of cat hair on every surface, including the tricky headliner and seat belt webbing. The enzyme treatment broke down the odor at its source in the carpet padding, leaving the cabin smelling genuinely clean rather than just masked. The owner said the car finally felt like home — minus the fur.