Flagpole installation inLittle Rock, AR

Flagpoles in Little Rock

The state capital and the largest commercial centre in Arkansas: government, hospitals, banking and a downtown on the Arkansas River. We cover Little Rock and the Pulaski County area, including the State Capitol and the Capitol Zoning District, the River Market District, MacArthur Park, SoMa and South Main, Hillcrest, the Heights and Riverdale, the UAMS and Baptist Health campuses, the Clinton Presidential Center, Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site and the Chenal Parkway corridor out west.

Wind here. Little Rock sits in an inland, Fall Line urban 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. Little Rock is the one city in Arkansas where a pole can need a state permit as well as the city's. The Capitol Zoning District Commission is a state agency rather than a city board, created by the legislature in 1975, and it controls land use and design in the Capitol Area and the Mansion Area, so an address in either goes to it alongside the city. Everywhere else the city's own Historic District Commission handles the MacArthur Park district. The ground divides as neatly as the paperwork. The Fall Line runs through the city: west of downtown you are onto the hard rock of the Ouachita edge, east of it onto coastal plain sand and clay that moves with the weather. People still ask us about the tornado that crossed west Little Rock in March 2023, and the honest answer is that no wind map counts a tornado at all. We size to the adopted design speed for the address and say so.

Most of the people who call us from Little Rock are state agencies and county buildings, hospitals and medical offices, banks and law firms, churches, school districts, veterans posts and downtown hotels.