Flagpole installation inSacramento, CA

Flagpoles in Sacramento

Government before anything else: the Capitol, the agencies packed around it, large hospital campuses, and a river port behind them. We cover Sacramento and the Sacramento County area, including the Capitol and the state office blocks around it, Old Sacramento, downtown and the K Street corridor, Midtown, the Railyards, Sacramento State, the UC Davis medical campus, Land Park and the American and Sacramento river frontages.

Wind here. Sacramento sits in a flat, mild inland area, which works out to roughly 95 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. Two different permit routes run through this city. State-owned buildings go through the Department of General Services rather than through Sacramento, which is a separate process and wants starting early; everything else goes to the city's own plan check. The rivers are the local catch. Much of the city sits behind levees, and work on or within ten feet of one needs an encroachment permit from the Central Valley Flood Protection Board on top of the building permit, so tell us early if the spot is anywhere near the American or the Sacramento. Seismic design here is among the gentlest in the state and the ground is deep river alluvium that augers cleanly, which keeps a Sacramento foundation about as predictable a price as we get in California. Old Sacramento is a historic district and exterior work inside it is reviewed before a permit follows.

Most of the people who call us from Sacramento are state agency buildings, county and city facilities, school and community college districts, hospitals and medical campuses, veterans organisations, churches and downtown offices.