Flagpole installation inBend, OR

Flagpoles in Bend

A high-desert resort, brewing and medical town that has grown into the commercial centre of central Oregon. We cover Bend and the Deschutes County area, including the Old Mill District, downtown Bend along Wall and Bond, the Deschutes River corridor, NorthWest Crossing, the OSU-Cascades campus, the St. Charles medical campus, Bend Municipal Airport and the Highway 97 corridor.

Wind here. Bend sits in a dry, bright and open area, which works out to roughly 100 mph under the code your town uses. That figure decides how wide and how thick the pole has to be, so we check it against your address before we quote. The shaft in Bend is an ordinary one. The ground and the sun are where the money goes. Basalt and cinder sit close under much of the city, and where the auger finds rock the rest of the hole gets broken out instead, which changes what the foundation costs long before it changes what the pole costs. Then there is the light: at roughly 3,600 feet in dry air the sun works on a flag and a finish nearly every day of the year, so anodized is the sensible specification and flags need replacing sooner than valley customers expect. One caution about the map. The Cascades immediately west are drawn as a special wind region, so an address climbing toward the crest gets looked up rather than read off the Bend figure.

Most of the people who call us from Bend are resorts and hotels, medical campuses and clinics, breweries and Old Mill retail, school and college buildings, churches, master-planned community associations and county facilities.