Myrtha Pools
Great pools don't just hold water. They open doors.
For California school districts, a well-built aquatic facility means more students learning to swim, more athletes competing at their best, and more community members with a place to gather. Myrtha Pools USA has been delivering exactly that — pools built to perform, built to last, and built to fit the real-world needs of schools.
Built differently. Built to last.
Myrtha‘s stainless-steel panel system isn’t just innovative — it’s practical. Faster to install, easier to maintain, and designed to hold up for decades, it’s becoming the go-to choice for districts that are thinking beyond the ribbon-cutting and considering the full cost of ownership over a pool‘s 25-plus year lifespan. Less downtime. Lower maintenance costs. More time in the water.
A trusted voice in school aquatics.
Bill McGuire has championed Myrtha‘s approach since 2006. He works directly with school districts to think through the big picture — not just what a pool costs to build, but what it costs to run, maintain, and sustain for a generation of students.
Whether a district is planning its first pool or replacing an aging one, Myrtha and Bill bring the experience to get it right.
Showing up across California.
The results speak for themselves. Recent installations include:
- Justin Garza High School Aquatics Complex, Fresno — Opened May 2024, featuring two competition pools, locker rooms, classroom space, and bleachers
- Sonoma Valley High School — A dual-pool facility serving both competitive swim meets and learn-to-swim programs
- Granada High School, Livermore — A new 35-meter competition and training pool built for both swimming and water polo
- Grant High School & Foothill High School, Sacramento — Long-awaited pools that signal a renewed district commitment to aquatics
