Shasta Pools Design Center Coming to Shops at Norterra

SHASTA POOLS — Shasta Industries is excited to announce that they will be opening a new design center location at The Shops at Norterra off Happy Valley Rd and the I-17. Shasta will be occupying an exciting new 5,000 square foot space next to Jos A. Bank. This new facility will provide a chance to shop all the latest options for those who are looking to beat the heat with a newly built or remodeled pool. The new design center will offer an enhanced experience for customers complete with hundreds of options to choose from.

Skip Ast III, General Sales Manager at Shasta, is confident the new design center at The Shops at Norterra will be a big win for both the company and its customers.  “The new Design Center at Norterra utilizes exciting and cutting-edge technology that will provide customers an immersive and interactive experience in selecting all aspects of their new pools. At Shasta we put ourselves in the role of trendsetters in this industry, which is why we’re making the move to Norterra,” Ast said. With the combination of this technology and samples of the variety of materials and options available, customers will be able to make selections just as effectively as with a limited number of pools on-site.

Shasta Pools & Spas currently has three Design Center locations – Phoenix, Mesa, and Surprise.  The Mesa and Surprise stores will remain at their current locations, and the 16th Street location will be replaced by Norterra.  The Norterra location puts Shasta in an up and coming area of Phoenix that is growing by leaps and bounds with new home construction and commercial space expanding at a rapid pace. The Shops at Norterra are becoming known as a hot spot for trendy shops and family focused restaurants.

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