Flagpole installation inEl Paso, TX

Flagpoles in El Paso

A border city built against a mountain range, with Fort Bliss, two busy international crossings and a large medical and education base. We cover El Paso and the El Paso County area, including downtown and San Jacinto Plaza, Fort Bliss, the Franklin Mountains, the University of Texas at El Paso, the Medical Center of the Americas and the Bridge of the Americas and Zaragoza crossings.

Wind here. El Paso sits in a far West Texas 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. El Paso has the lowest mapped wind figure of anywhere we work, around 100 mph, and almost none of the local difficulty is in that number. It is in the ground and the sky. The ground is caliche, a hard cemented layer that will stop a standard auger, so a foundation here is a different day's work from a foundation in Dallas clay and we price it that way. The sky gives you spring dust that sandblasts a finish and sun on the pole nearly every day of the year, which is why we push anodized rather than mill finish and why flag replacement comes up early in the conversation. Fort Bliss and its contractors need domestic-content documentation and submittals, which every pole we sell can satisfy.

Most of the people who call us from El Paso are army and defence facilities, hospitals and clinics, schools and university buildings, warehouses and cross-border logistics, municipal buildings and churches.