Flagpole installation inGilbert, AZ

Flagpoles in Gilbert

The largest incorporated town in the country: irrigated farmland turned into master-planned neighbourhoods, with a restored heritage district and a growing medical and technology base. We cover Gilbert and the Maricopa County area, including the Heritage District on Gilbert Road and the water tower, Agritopia, SanTan Village, Morrison Ranch, Cooley Station, Gilbert Regional Park and the Val Vista and Higley corridors.

Wind here. Gilbert sits in a shadeless, master-planned 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. Gilbert is a town rather than a city and it behaves like one: on most jobs here a community association looks at the height, the placement and the finish after the town has, so allow for both before you order. Nearly all of this ground was irrigated farmland a generation ago, laser-levelled and then built over, with caliche under it. Shade is the local variable. The Heritage District and Morrison Ranch have mature trees, and a flag brushing an ash or a mesquite all summer comes down in strips, so we walk the arc the flag will actually sweep before agreeing a spot. Everywhere else there is no shade at all: a community entrance on a section-line road takes the whole day of sun, and that is what decides the finish rather than the wind figure.

Most of the people who call us from Gilbert are community and homeowner associations, school district and charter campuses, medical offices and hospital buildings, churches, Heritage District restaurants, retail centres and town facilities.