Flagpole installation inOverland Park, KS

Flagpoles in Overland Park

Corporate Johnson County: low-rise office parks, two large school districts and a downtown rebuilt around its old Santa Fe Drive storefronts. We cover Overland Park and the Johnson County area, including the College Boulevard office corridor, Corporate Woods, downtown Overland Park on Santa Fe Drive, Johnson County Community College, the Overland Park Convention Center, the Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, Prairiefire and the Metcalf and Nall Avenue corridors.

Wind here. Overland Park sits in a sheltered, well-treed suburban area, which works out to roughly 110 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 first question here is not the wind figure, it is which set of rules the address falls under: the citywide ordinance, the separate standards downtown, and very often a homes association sitting above both. In this county the covenants are frequently tighter than the city on height and placement, so the association is asked before anything is ordered. The ground is the Johnson County pattern, Pennsylvanian limestone and shale in alternating beds, and the rock comes up shallow often enough that a hole which augers cleanly on one lot has to be cut on the next. Exposure is the catch along the office corridors: low buildings set well back behind their car parks leave a pole with nothing upwind of it in any direction, which is a harder condition than a flat figure on a map suggests.

Most of the people who call us from Overland Park are office and corporate campuses, medical office buildings, public and private schools, homes associations, churches and synagogues, hotels, retail centres and city facilities.