Flagpole installation inEdmond, OK

Flagpoles in Edmond

A prosperous suburb on Oklahoma City's north edge, where the school district is the biggest employer in town and the university is second. We cover Edmond and the Oklahoma County area, including the University of Central Oklahoma campus, downtown Edmond around Broadway, the Memorial, North and Santa Fe high school campuses, Route 66 where it runs through town as Second Street, Arcadia Lake and the hospital campus out on I-35.

Wind here. Edmond sits in a suburban and increasingly open area, which works out to roughly 105 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. Edmond Public Schools is the largest employer in the city and the University of Central Oklahoma is second, and between them they account for most of what we quote here. The late October 2020 ice storm is the one people still bring up: three days of freezing rain over central Oklahoma, close to two inches of ice in places, and the trees still in leaf to catch it. Edmond was squarely underneath. So ice rather than wind decides the hardware in this town, and we specify it that way from the start. The mapped figure is a flat 105 mph and it is the easy part of the job. On the north and west edges the subdivisions stop and the prairie starts, and a pole on a school field out there is standing in open country whatever the word suburb suggests.

Most of the people who call us from Edmond are public school campuses, university buildings, hospital and medical office campuses, churches, city facilities, banks and community association entrances.