Flagpole installation inSioux Falls, SD

Flagpoles in Sioux Falls

The largest city in either Dakota and the region's health, banking and food-processing centre, spreading in every direction from a small stone downtown. We cover Sioux Falls and the Minnehaha County and Lincoln County area, including Falls Park and the Big Sioux greenway, Phillips Avenue downtown, the Old Courthouse and the Warehouse district, the Sanford and Avera health campuses, Augustana University, the University of Sioux Falls, McKennan Park and the I-29 and I-90 frontage.

Wind here. Sioux Falls sits in a prairie-flat and open 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 falls run over Sioux quartzite and so does half the old downtown, because the city built itself out of its own quarries. That rock sits close to the surface in places, and where it does the hole is broken out instead of drilled, so we want to know what is under the site before a price goes on the foundation. Sioux Falls also has several National Register districts — Cathedral, All Saints, McKennan Park and the Warehouse district by the river — so say early if the address sits inside one. Away from those few streets the city is prairie. A school on the outer ring or a building on the I-29 frontage stands in the open, and we size it that way rather than by the figure on the map. Frost sets how deep the hole goes; the quartzite sets what it costs to get there.

Most of the people who call us from Sioux Falls are hospital and clinic campuses, banks and financial offices, public and private schools, churches, food-processing and distribution buildings, car dealerships and downtown commercial frontage.