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Best method for containing/removing smell from extraction lab
While I understand there will inherently be an odor in the lab when extracting cannabis is taking place, is there a best known method of reducing/eliminating the odor? I would like to know because, while I am in a fully licensed extraction facility, I have a sheriffs department/corrections facility just access the street from the lab, and I share a parking lot with the majority of the Sheriffs. I do not want any more attention than I already have. Thank you in advance.
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Carbon filtering is the way to go. There are several reliable carbon filter systems on the market. If no one suggests a specific brand a quick internet search will provide a host of options, to narrow it down to an industry friendly biz check out those resources on an industry association site like MJ Biz or your state's association.
Look into carbon scrubbers that most grows use. I have heard great things of the Dry-Eaz Defend Air though they are pricey. Another route would be using smaller carbon scrubbers wherever your heavy smells are generated. i.e. vacuum vents, solvent vents, hoods, ovens, etc.
Thank you @StonerBoomer and @Flomike I appreciate the feedback! I will be looking into getting a carbon filter system asap!