Paddock Evacuator Company

The Paddock Evacuator Company; Breathe and Believe

Our business is improving air quality for indoor pools. Due to the corrosive nature of indoor pool air, and the undeniable health concerns directly tied to airborne chloramines, what has been largely ignored for decades is now on the forefront of the aquatics industry’s agenda, attracting the attention of the CDC and ASHRAE. Air quality matters, and it goes beyond sustainability and health. This is a very costly problem for pool owners, and every day you fight bad air, your budget is bleeding because of it.The Paddock Evacuator is the world’s first and only system designed to eliminate chloramine problems. It is the most effective system on the market, and has the unique ability to separate bad air from good, allowing for the healthiest environment possible for patrons and staff. By eliminating this corrosive air, The Evacuator can extend the life of equipment and the building itself. Sustainability is the name of the game, and the Evacuator is the game changer.Our company specializes in helping engineers and architects design proper natatorium air systems to prevent these problems on new pools, and eliminate them on existing pools. The core of our business is consulting and sharing our knowledge on a case-by-case basis, because no two pools are identical. Therefore, every Evacuator is custom, and we have a growing list of happy customers who can testify to its remarkable effectiveness. Just give them a call.We approach the problem of indoor air quality from a different angle, as we are not a product (like Ultra-Violet or non-chlorine shock). We recognize that air quality problems cannot be prevented at the chemistry level from the pool—this is an air issue that must be dealt with as an air issue. The Evacuator source-captures the bad air through our proprietary method, taking the worst air out of the room as fast as it’s produced, so the rest of your building is not attacked by it. Just how effective is The Evacuator? Ask our customers…and you still may have to breathe it to believe it.