Flagpole installation inWhite Plains, NY

Flagpoles in White Plains

Westchester's county seat and its business centre: the courts, corporate offices strung along the I-287 corridor, a retail core downtown and a hospital in the middle of it. We cover White Plains and the Westchester County area, including the Westchester County Courthouse and the county offices, Mamaroneck Avenue and the downtown retail core, The Westchester, White Plains Hospital, the Westchester County Center, the Pace law campus and the I-287 corporate corridor.

Wind here. White Plains sits in an inland, high-rise suburban 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. White Plains sits about six miles from the Hudson on one side and about the same from Long Island Sound on the other, and neither one lifts the mapped figure. Downtown is what makes the job. The towers along Main Street and Mamaroneck Avenue push wind between them at pavement level in a way no map describes, and a good deal of that frontage stands on a deck over parking, which puts the footing in an engineer's hands instead of an auger's. Four miles out on the I-287 corridor the condition reverses: long low buildings set well back behind a lawn and a car park, nothing upwind of them at all, and those get open-terrain sizing however gentle the county number looks. Two conditions, one figure, and the same pole would be wrong for one of them.

Most of the people who call us from White Plains are corporate and professional offices, the county courts and the city's own buildings, hospitals and medical offices, hotels and conference properties, private schools, houses of worship, retail landlords and condominium boards.