Flagpole installation inGulfport, MS

Flagpoles in Gulfport

A state-owned port, a Navy construction base and an Air National Guard training centre, with the coast's retail, hospital and college spine running north from the beach up Highway 49. We cover Gulfport and the Harrison County area, including the Port of Gulfport, Jones Park and the small craft harbour, downtown and 27th Avenue, the Mississippi Aquarium, Beach Boulevard, the Naval Construction Battalion Center, the Combat Readiness Training Center, Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Courthouse Road and Orange Grove.

Wind here. Gulfport sits in a fully exposed Gulf beachfront area, which works out to roughly 155 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. Gulfport is a coastal city where driving inland buys you very little. The figure on Beach Boulevard is about 155 mph, and ten miles up Highway 49 at Orange Grove it is barely lower, so the whole city is sized the same way. That is above the highest rating Eder publishes for a pole with a flag flying, and a published rating is not measured on the same basis as a code figure in any case, so nothing here is offered as passing the code. We work to the adopted figure for your address and settle shaft, footing and flag size together. Underfoot it is sand over a water table sitting close to the surface, and on the port estate it is engineered fill, the terminal having been rebuilt on raised ground after Katrina. Work at the Naval Construction Battalion Center or the Combat Readiness Training Center comes with domestic-content paperwork, and every pole we sell can satisfy it.

Most of the people who call us from Gulfport are port and logistics operations, Navy and defence contractors, hotels and casinos, hospital and college campuses, city and county buildings, churches, schools and beachfront commercial property.