Flagpole installation inChandler, AZ

Flagpoles in Chandler

A semiconductor and technology town: fabs and office campuses along one corridor, a restored square at the centre, and new residential filling in around both. We cover Chandler and the Maricopa County area, including the Price Corridor and the Ocotillo campuses, Dr. A.J. Chandler Park and the downtown square, the San Marcos, Chandler Fashion Center, Uptown Chandler and the Chandler Municipal Airport area.

Wind here. Chandler sits in a flat and unsheltered desert 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 technology corridor is the most exposed ground in the city and exposure is what we size against here. A long low building set well back behind its car park leaves nothing upwind of a pole — nothing to slow the wind before it arrives — and open ground like that asks more of a shaft than a sheltered street does at the same mapped speed. South and east of the city the Arizona Geological Survey publishes an earth fissure map for the Chandler Heights study area; a fissure opens when the basin settles as groundwater is pumped out of it, and where one is mapped close by, the footing is worked out for that parcel on its own. Elsewhere it is caliche underneath, and the depth of it can change from one side of a car park to the other, so the hole is quoted after somebody has been on the site.

Most of the people who call us from Chandler are semiconductor and technology campuses, office parks, school and community college buildings, medical offices, churches, community associations and retail centres.