- How do I measure the height of
my flagpole?
The easiest way to measure the height of your
flagpole requires a ball of string and a tape
measure.
First lower the flag. Then tie the end of the string
to the top flag snap. Raise the snap to the top of
the pole, and then mark where the string touches the
ground.
Lower the string, untie it and use your tape measure
to the length of the string.
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- High winds are in my area,
which flag pole should I buy?
We have a wind chart to check your location and we
can pick the appropriate flag pole for your area.
Height is a major factor in this decision.
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- What are the different styles
of flagpoles?
The different styles are satin, clear ,bronze, black
anodized. Fiberglass,nautical (with yardarm and
Gaffs),
single mast nautical, double mast nautical and
steel.
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- What is a economical way to
purchase a residential flag pole?
We offer, sectional and telescoping poles that are
economical and easy to install. These are not wind
rated. They both have a silver finish . The
sectional has an external halyard and telescoping
has clips and is good for tailgating. Both of these
poles are 20 feet tall.
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- Do you install flag poles?
We do not at this time install the flagpoles.
You may hire a general contractor or make it a do it
yourself project. Instructions are included.
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- Do I pay for the shipping and
how is it shipped?
Yes, you will pay for the shipping and it is
determined by the freight company to your zip code.
Whether it is residential or commercial.
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- If my flagpole arrives and it
is damaged , what do I do?
Please thoroughly examine the flagpole and
accessories when it arrives. If there is a problem
refuse the shipment. Then call us and we take care
of the problem.
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- What is the difference between
an external, internal halyard ?
Internal halyards have the halyard on the inside of
the pole for better security, ropes cannot be cut
and flags stolen. External is on the outside of the
pole.
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