Flagpole installation inLas Cruces, NM

Flagpoles in Las Cruces

The second city of New Mexico and the trading centre of the Mesilla Valley, running on a land-grant university, federal test ranges and irrigated farmland. We cover Las Cruces and the Dona Ana County area, including the downtown Main Street plaza, New Mexico State University, the Mesquite, Alameda-Depot and Mesilla Park neighbourhoods, the Organ Mountains foothills, the East Mesa and the Telshor and Lohman corridors.

Wind here. Las Cruces sits in a Chihuahuan-desert, open and dusty 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. At about 3,900 ft Las Cruces is the lowest and warmest city on this page, and 105 mph is the least of the job. White Sands Missile Range and the NASA test facility over the Organ Mountains are federal work, so the submittal asks where the pole was made; every pole we sell is American-made and can be papered for it. In town, the older streets around the Main Street plaza and through Mesquite are low and adobe-scaled, so placement is the harder question and height the easier one. Then there is spring. Weeks of blown sand strip a mill finish and finish a flag, so we quote anodized here as a matter of course and say plainly that the flag is a consumable rather than a fixture.

Most of the people who call us from Las Cruces are university and school buildings, defence and test-range contractors, hospitals and medical offices, pecan and chile operations, car dealerships, churches and city and county facilities.