Fibreglass pool manufacturing company in Shuswap sees success

Up in Sicamous, business is booming for a company that creates fibreglass pool moulds. Sydney Morton takes us on a tour of the site of Performance Poly Tek in Malakwa.Otter Pools, a subsidiary of Performance Poly Tek, is based in Malakwa, B.C. and creates ready-to-install fibreglass pools for clients across the country.

“There’s different resins and materials we use to bulk it up to give it strength and a bit of flexibility to handle any movement in the ground.”The business has been manufacturing the fibreglass pools for five years now which has helped give the community of Malakwa an economic boost.“Malakwa is a great community. We live in Malakwa, and we just found an opportunity to pick up this big shop right where we live. There’s a great workforce here and it supplies some labour to the area.

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