Flagpole installation inReno, NV

Flagpoles in Reno

The commercial centre of northern Nevada: a downtown of casinos and hotels, a university, a spreading office and distribution base, and the Truckee River through the middle of it. We cover Reno and the Washoe County area, including the Reno Arch and the downtown casino core, the Truckee Riverwalk, Midtown, the University of Nevada, Reno, the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, the South Meadows and Damonte Ranch office parks and the airport district.

Wind here. Reno sits in a cold, wind-exposed high desert area, which works out to roughly 120 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. Reno is the reason the north of this state costs more than the south. The national map gives the Sierra front no wind figure at all; it marks the country a special wind region and hands the number to the local code, and the 2024 Northern Nevada Amendments answer with 120 mph for an ordinary building, against 98 down in Clark County. On top of the mapped figure there is the Washoe Zephyr, the gusty westerly that comes up off the Sierra most summer afternoons, and it is why we never treat an open lot here as sheltered. The footing carries a second job as well, because the frost line is 24 inches and the concrete has to get below it before it starts resisting anything. On the bluffs south of the river, Newlands is a National Register historic district, and on an address like that we agree the height and the finish with you before anything is ordered.

Most of the people who call us from Reno are hotels and casinos, university and college buildings, hospitals and medical campuses, office and distribution parks, city and county facilities, churches and veterans posts.