Flagpole installation acrossWest Virginia

Flagpoles in West Virginia

Municipal buildings, veterans posts, schools and industry across the Mountain State. Pole, foundation, flag and labour on one quote.

Wind here. West Virginia has gentle wind figures by the standards of the east, generally around 105 mph, which means more of your budget goes into height rather than wall thickness. The catch is terrain: ridgelines, river valleys and mountain gaps accelerate wind well past what a statewide figure suggests, so exposed sites get sized individually.

• The Eastern Panhandle — Around 110 mph, and the closest part of the state to us.
• The Kanawha and Ohio valleys — Around 105 mph on sheltered valley floors.
• Ridgelines and mountain gaps — Locally much higher. These are looked up individually, never off a map.
• The northern counties — Around 105 mph, with heavier snow loading on hardware.

Flying the West Virginia flag? We sell it, sewn to the state's own design specification and sized to sit under the national flag on your pole. See the West Virginia flag →