Flagpole installation inToms River, NJ

Flagpoles in Toms River

The Ocean County seat, running from a mainland downtown out across Barnegat Bay to the beach. We cover Toms River and the Ocean County, New Jersey area, including downtown Toms River and the Ocean County government complex, Ocean County College, the Route 37 corridor, Ortley Beach, Silverton, Island Heights and the Barnegat Bay waterfront.

Wind here. Toms River sits in a Barnegat Bay and barrier island 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. Toms River is two different jobs inside one township. On the mainland you are sizing to around 120 mph on workable ground. Out at Ortley Beach you are on the barrier island, where the figure is a little higher, the ground is beach sand and the salt never stops, so tell us which side of the bay you are on before we quote. Superstorm Sandy is still the reference point in this town: Ortley Beach took the worst of it, houses came back elevated, and people ask us directly what a pole will stand. The honest answer is that we size to the adopted design wind speed for the address, and we do not claim a stock pole passes a local code. Bay-front and marina sites get treated as open exposure whichever side of the water they sit on.

Most of the people who call us from Toms River are county and municipal buildings, schools and the college, marinas and boatyards, churches, veterans posts, retail frontage and shore rental properties.