Paste your 10 75 00 section and get a rough budget number in seconds. We’re an authorized Eder Flag dealer — supply nationwide, installation in Maryland.
Answer three quick questions and we’ll size it for you.
Not sure? Pick the closest and we’ll confirm when we follow up. Flags and add-ons can be purchased too — we’ll price those once you confirm your pole size.
Section 10 75 00, a bid line, or a plain description. The tool pulls out height, material, halyard, and finish.
You see the matched Eder model number and your price — 10% below standard — enough to carry your bid.
Send it over and we confirm the model, freight, and final pricing. Already have a quote? Send that instead and we’ll beat it.
Section 10 75 00 is the MasterFormat division covering flagpoles in commercial construction documents. It spells out pole height, material, halyard type, finish, wind load rating, and mounting method. If you have that section in your bid set, paste it into the quote tool above and we’ll read it for you.
Price is driven by three things: height, material, and halyard type. A 25 ft aluminum pole with an external halyard is the economical end of the range. A 50–60 ft internal halyard pole runs several times that. Fiberglass costs more than aluminum at the same height but resists corrosion in coastal and industrial settings.
An external halyard runs the rope outside the shaft to an exposed cleat. It’s cheaper and easier to service. An internal halyard hides the rope inside the pole behind a locking access door, which is why schools, municipal buildings, courthouses, and anything in a public right-of-way are usually specified internal. If your spec says concealed or vandal resistant, it means internal.
Aluminum is the default for most commercial work: strong, light, and cost effective, usually satin or anodized finish. Fiberglass won’t corrode, which makes it the pick near saltwater or in chemical environments. Steel shows up on tall poles and heavy wind-load applications where added strength is required.
We supply flagpoles anywhere in the country. We also install in Maryland. Outside Maryland our pricing is supply only — most general contractors pair it with their own concrete and site crew, and we’ll provide the foundation requirements to pass along.
Yes — that’s our best price guarantee. Send us a competing quote on an Eder pole and we’ll match or beat it, then handle the order. Use the form below and paste the details in the notes.
No — the estimate on this page is for the pole only. Flags, ornaments and finials, lighting, and every other accessory are available to purchase through us, but they aren’t part of the number you see here. Once you confirm which pole size you want, we’ll price the add-ons and include them in your firm quote.
Many projects require PE-stamped drawings for the pole and foundation in the project’s state. Eder provides signed and sealed engineering for a fee. Mention it when you reach out and we’ll include it in your firm quote.
The budget estimate on this page is instant. Firm pricing usually comes back the same business day, and we’ll flag lead times up front so they don’t surprise you at submittal.
We work with general contractors, school districts, municipalities, houses of worship, car dealerships, and property managers — anyone carrying a flagpole line in a bid.
Bid-day budget numbers on 10 75 00, firm quotes with lead times, and PE-stamped engineering when the spec calls for it.
Internal halyard poles built for public sites, quoted against your spec and matched to the right Eder model.
Dealerships, offices, and retail sites. Supply anywhere in the country, full installation in Maryland.
Every price on this site is already 10% below standard pricing. If you have a competing quote on an Eder pole, send it to us — we’ll match it or beat it, and we’ll process the order for you.
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