Shasta Industries is working with Fairchild Air Force Base to improve their training facilities. Fairchild is located approximately 10 miles southwest of Spokane, Washington, where more than 5,000 people are employed.  This particular base has played integral roles of the United States’ defense strategy during World War II, the Cold War, and operation Iraqi Freedom. The project includes two pools; a lap pool and a wading pool. The lap pool features all competition components, lanes, starting blocks and lane ropes, for the swimmers use. It is a gutter pool with a surge tank, as well as holding tank, a draindown pump, automated valves and a draindown control panel. The Air Force Base will be using a wave ball in the pool to simulate rough water conditions and other training excercises. These aquatic and training centers are valued just under $900,000. Shasta Industries hopes to continue to build more commercial and olypmyic projects in the Washington area. 

Shasta Industries Commercial & Olympic Division was recently awarded 1 million dollar contract t in Prosser, Washington.

This project consists of building a new lap pool inside an old lap pool which was built in 1955. The lap pool will have eight lanes, 25 yards in length, with a rimflow and a new dropslide. There will also be a new recreation pool, which will include a beach entry, a play structure, a rimflow, and a 100 foot long waterslide.

This venture will give the city of Prosser its first pool with amenities for children.

Shasta Industries is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, and known for their residential swimming pool construction.

Shasta is also currently building an aquatic and training center in Spokane, WA., at the Fairchild Air Force Base, valued at $900,000.

“We are excited about getting these projects in Washington, while aggressively working on other commercial projects in the southwest region.”

 -Steve Ast – Vice President of Sales for Shasta Pools & Spas