Below is a project we did in Staten island where we replaced their existing steel flagpole with a new aluminum one.
30′ pole , 6″ butt diamter , .156 wall thickness with a light.
Installing the light on a pole keeps it from getting covered with snow.
Exitinst flagole that was being removed.
Concrete is below grade outside of the square so when the grass is being cut you dont need an edger.
Running an electrical pipe for power to the light fixture.
Below is a project we did in Astoria NY at a public park.
Concrete below grade so grass can continue growing
40′ Aluminum flagpole
Below is a project we did in Pennsylvania which entailed removed their existing flagpole but using the existing foundation. Existing pole was removed and a 1-1/2″ thick steel plate was slipped over the existing stub and welded.
Below was a project where we painted and reroped a roof top flag.
Below is another roof mounted flagpole in Queens NY that was painted and reroped.
Below was a project we did at a NYPD police precinct. The existing steel flagpole that was a tilt pole which means it could be tilted down to replace the rope / paint the pole. The set up was rusted and was not used for years. We removed all the steel and welded a plate which allows an aluminum flagpole to be attached. They don’t have to worry about the pole rusting anymore.
Below is a project in New Jersey. This was a pole in a park which we sanded down to bare metal , primed , painted and replaced the hardware on top.
Condition of pole before.
Condition of pole before we started.
Looking down from the top.
Below was a project in Queens where we serviced a roof top flagpole . New hardware and rope. Before they had a single pulley truck . We replaced it with a revolving double pulley truck .
Below is a project where we installed a 30′ roof top flagpole @ CASA Building Materials in the Bronx.
Below is another roof top mounted flagpole which was attached to their existing AC supports.
Below is a internal halyard flagpole that we had to recable
This is what we were called to fix
Existing ballring and counter weight
New ball ring
New counter weight
Flag back up and flying
This is how it should look.
20′ Flagpole mounted on top of a gas station canopy.
Mounting plate welded to existing steel beams on top of gas station canopy.
Flagpole mounted on top for gas station canopy.
Flagpole climb in Queens NY .
Flagpole service call at a school in New Jersey. Reroped an internal halyard flagpole and changed out some hardware.
