Flagpole installation inMount Pleasant, SC

Flagpoles in Mount Pleasant

Across the Cooper River from Charleston: new schools, new churches and new commercial frontage strung up US 17, with an old village on the water at one end. We cover Mount Pleasant and the Charleston County area, including the Old Village and Pitt Street, Shem Creek, Coleman Boulevard, Patriots Point, Towne Centre, Park West, Carolina Park and the Ravenel Bridge approaches.

Wind here. Mount Pleasant sits in a Lowcountry coast area, which works out to roughly 145 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. The town limits have pushed twenty-four miles up US 17 from the Old Village, and the two ends of that are different jobs. Creek and marsh frontage has nothing upwind of it at all, and soft marsh mud over a high water table means the foundation gets designed rather than augered, so send us a photo of the spot before we price it. Salt off the harbour is constant, so anodized finishes and stainless hardware go in as standard rather than as an upgrade. The Old Village goes through the town's historic district preservation commission and commercial frontage goes to the commercial design review board, so build that time into your schedule. Mature live oaks are the other constraint here, and we measure the fly zone before the sightline, because a flag that catches a limb is finished inside a season.

Most of the people who call us from Mount Pleasant are schools and churches, medical and professional offices, restaurants on the creek, marinas, community and HOA associations and waterfront homeowners.