Flagpole installation inGreen Bay, WI

Flagpoles in Green Bay

A mill and port town before it is anything else, with paper and packaging along the Fox River, a working harbour at the river mouth and a county seat's worth of public buildings behind them. We cover Green Bay and the Brown County area, including the Broadway and Shipyard districts, downtown Washington Street, the Port of Green Bay and the Fox River mills, Lambeau Field and the Titletown district, the UW-Green Bay campus, and the Ashwaubenon and De Pere corridors.

Wind here. Green Bay sits in a bayfront industrial 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. The bay is the whole story. It runs about 120 miles north from the city and is ten to twenty miles wide, and the wind comes down the length of it with nothing in the way, so a site anywhere near that water gets sized for open country whatever the mild mapped figure says. The bay ices over as well, and freezing spray off it is harder on rope, pulleys and fasteners than the wind ever is, so stainless is where we start on this side of the state rather than where we end up. Mill and port frontage brings its own question: a century and a half of paper making and shipping has left the riverbank full of old structure, and we would rather know what is under a spot before pricing the hole. Out toward Ashwaubenon and Howard it is ordinary work on ordinary ground.

Most of the people who call us from Green Bay are paper and packaging plants, port and freight operations, county and city buildings, hospitals and clinics, schools and parishes, dealerships along the highway corridors and hospitality properties near the stadium.