Flagpole installation inWest Valley City, UT

Flagpoles in West Valley City

Utah's second-largest city and the working half of the Salt Lake Valley, four farm towns grown together into business parks, distribution and dense housing. We cover West Valley City and the Salt Lake County area, including the Maverik Center and the Utah Cultural Celebration Center, the Granger and Hunter neighbourhoods, the Lake Park corporate campus, the 3500 South and 5600 West corridors and the Jordan River along the eastern edge.

Wind here. West Valley City sits in a flat, open and unsheltered area, which works out to roughly 115 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. West Valley City carries the same mapped 115 mph as the rest of the valley; eight miles of flat ground does not move a wind map. Shelter and dirt are what differ. There is nothing upwind of a business park on 5600 West, so we size those for open terrain whatever the site plan calls the exposure. The ground is deep Lake Bonneville sediment rather than rock, the water table near the Jordan River is high, and the Utah Geological Survey maps that corridor as high liquefaction potential, so the block goes wider here than the same pole would need against the mountain and a soils report earns its cost on anything sizeable. Frost line is 30 inches, as it is across the county.

Most of the people who call us from West Valley City are distribution and light industrial buildings, business park offices, public schools, city facilities, community associations, meetinghouses and car dealerships.