Flagpole installation inMarietta, GA

Flagpoles in Marietta

The Cobb County seat: a square with a market at the middle of it, a very large hospital, and an aerospace plant and an air reserve base on the west side of town. We cover Marietta and the Cobb County area, including Marietta Square and the Church-Cherokee Streets district, Kennesaw Avenue, Whitlock Avenue, the Marietta National Cemetery, Dobbins Air Reserve Base and the Lockheed Martin plant, Kennesaw Mountain, Life University, the Kennesaw State Marietta campus and the Cobb Parkway corridor.

Wind here. Marietta sits in a wooded Piedmont suburban 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. Downtown Marietta is run by the Square. The city designates historic districts of its own, Kennesaw Avenue and the Church-Cherokee streets among them, and its historic board rules on exterior work in them, so height and finish are decided in a meeting. Marietta National Cemetery is twenty-three acres of graves in the middle of the city, and where a pole is meant to fly through the night the light and the conduit for it are drawn in with the footing rather than added afterwards. Cobb County red clay over weathered rock takes a footing easily, but the rock sits high on some sites and the hole gets cut rather than augered. The aerospace and distribution frontage out past the plant stands clear of everything around it, and we size that for open exposure rather than for the county figure.

Most of the people who call us from Marietta are hospital and medical office buildings, aerospace and defence suppliers, university and school campuses, square-facing retail and restaurants, churches, veterans organisations and county facilities.