Flagpole installation inKenosha, WI

Flagpoles in Kenosha

A lakefront city that works as the top of the Chicago commuter belt and the bottom of the Milwaukee one, with a rebuilt harbour front and a very large distribution belt out along the interstate. We cover Kenosha and the Kenosha County area, including HarborPark and the lakefront museums, the Third Avenue, Library Park and Civic Center historic districts, the downtown streetcar loop, Carthage College, and the business and distribution parks along I-94 through Pleasant Prairie and Somers.

Wind here. Kenosha sits in an open lakefront 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. Kenosha has eight miles of Lake Michigan frontage and nearly all of it is public, so a great deal of the work here happens on park, promenade and marina ground with the water directly in front of it. Those sites take the exposure of open water, not of the sheltered street they stand on. On a designated historic structure, or in the Third Avenue district, the Historic Preservation Commission issues a certificate of appropriateness ahead of the permit, so that meeting cycle needs allowing for. West along I-94 the condition reverses completely: flat distribution ground through Pleasant Prairie and Somers, and buildings long enough that height rather than wall thickness becomes the question.

Most of the people who call us from Kenosha are distribution and warehouse operators, corporate headquarters and offices, colleges and school buildings, municipal and county facilities, marinas and lakefront associations, churches and veterans posts.