Orlando Flagpole Specialists provides flagpole installation and repair services in the Greater Orlando area for homeowners, businesses and public buildings. We put in nautical yardarm poles, commercial poles with internal halyards and wall-mounted flagpoles on homes and storefronts. Leaning poles, frayed halyards, jammed internal winches and worn trucks are common problems, which we fix by straightening, replacing or rebuilding each part so your flag raises smoothly again. Contact us for a free quote today.
Flagpole Installation
We install residential and commercial flagpoles in aluminum, fiberglass, and steel. Every pole is set in a concrete foundation and finished at the base with either a ground sleeve or a flash collar. Bring your own pole, or buy one from us as part of the job. We also mount wall brackets and outrigger poles on buildings, using lag bolts or through-bolts sized to the wall.
Flagpole Repair and Replacement
We carry replacement trucks, pulleys, and cleats for most standard pole sizes, so we can fix the problems below on the spot. If a pole is cracked through or badly corroded at the base, we replace it rather than patch it.
- Leaning or loose poles
- Seized or broken truck pulleys
- Loose or missing cleats
- Bent or damaged finials
Flagpole Maintenance
We inspect the truck and pulley, tighten the cleat and collar, and clean the shaft with a mild detergent and a nonabrasive pad to help keep oxidation from setting in.
Flagpole Removal
We take down old poles and haul everything away. Depending on the site, we either break out the concrete footing with a jackhammer or cut the pole off at grade with a reciprocating saw.
Flagpole Rope and Halyard Replacement
We replace frayed or snapped halyards with new braided polyester rope, rethread it through the truck pulley, and fit new snap hooks and a retainer ring.
How Much Does Flagpole Installation and Repair Cost in Ocoee, FL?
Flagpole installation and repair in Ocoee, FL typically runs from $309 to $3,503, with a pulley or cleat fix at the bottom and a new pole set in concrete at the top. Pricing depends on pole height, shaft material, and how hard the footing is to dig.