Flagpole Repair Professionals

Flagpole Repair Services in Ocean City, MD

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We repair, replace, install, maintain, and remove flagpoles for homes and businesses, and we replace halyards. We service aluminum, fiberglass, and steel poles with either external or internal halyards. Contact us for a free quote today.

Flagpole Repair and Replacement

Most flagpole problems come down to a worn halyard, a seized truck, or a broken cleat. We carry replacement pulleys, cleats, and snap hooks for most standard pole sizes, so we can usually fix these on the spot. If a pole is bent, cracked at the base, or corroded through, we replace it rather than patch it. When the existing ground sleeve is still sound and correctly sized, we reuse it.

Flagpole Installation

We install in-ground and wall-mounted flagpoles. For in-ground poles, we set a galvanized steel ground sleeve in concrete, shim the pole plumb with hardwood wedges, and pack the sleeve with dry sand. You can supply your own pole or buy one from us. We finish the base with a flash collar and a bead of caulk to keep water out of the sleeve.

Flagpole Maintenance

We lubricate the truck pulley, inspect the halyard and snap hooks for fraying and wear, and tighten loose cleat bolts so your flag goes up and comes down smoothly.

Flagpole Removal

We extract old or damaged poles with a pole jack or chain hoist, cut back or break out the concrete foundation, and haul everything away.

Flagpole Halyard Replacement

We replace worn or broken halyards with new braided polyester rope or stainless wire rope. If the old line is gone, we rethread the new one through the truck pulley from a bucket truck or with a pole-climbing rig.

How Much Does Flagpole Repair Cost in Ocean City, MD?

Flagpole repair in Ocean City, MD typically runs from $165 to $1,380 for most residential and commercial poles. Pricing depends on whether the fix is a simple cleat or snap hook swap, a seized truck pulley that needs a bucket truck to reach, or corrosion at the base.