The experience will begin with how your pole arrives on site. Encased in a hard cardboard protective sleeve, your pole will arrive in one piece, not two (that results in a seam line half way up the pole). The finish will be consistent, clean, and neat with no irregularities, scratches or imperfections.

Once onsite, your contractor will review the instructions for installing the foundation sleeve. Our directions are superior to any others we have seen. They are written by people with years of experience installing poles, and that’s a very big difference.

Once the foundation is set, your contractor will begin the rigging. This involves installing the truck at the top of the pole and attaching the halyard. Our internal halyard poles come with a lead line already in place. They have only to attach the lead to the rope to pull it easily down the internal length of the pole. This eliminates the head scratching dilemma of, “How are we going to thread the rope down the inside of the pole?” The internal halyard poles also come with a flush mounted access door that has with no external hinges.

For the big finish, your pole will be standing, and the instructions will say, “insert wedges to plumb pole”. At Sunward Flag, we have a, “wedges and just about everything else you need is included policy”, so your contractor will find the needed wedges in the box with the parts. It’s a simple thing but is an example of taking care of the details that will make the pole installation go perfectly.

Remember that when you put in a pole, we will have been right where you are and we have seen what you are seeing. We look forward to working with you on your flagpole projects. Please give us a call to learn more about our flagpoles.

Our U.S. manufactured poles meet all of the city codes for flagpoles and we can provide wet-stamped engineering drawings if required for your installation.