Flagpole Maintenance

Flagnations South re-aligned this 80ft Satin External Aluminum Flagpole as well as changed out some flagpole components. We replaced the existing corroded truck system with a new single revolving truck system with sealed bearings and an aluminum pulley. We replaced the halyard with 3/8" solid braid nylon halyard, added new stainless steel flag snaps, new flag snap covers, and a new retainer ring. This flagpole is now looking like a new flagpole!!

Flagnations South sanded this 100ft steel flagpole and applied one coat of primer paint. We will repair the flagpole truck system and adjust the halyard. Next week we will apply a coat of Bright Glossy White paint and re-install the refurbished ruck system. Flagnantions will have it looking like a brand new flagpole.

Unique Services & Applications (USA) performed the repairs and repainting of a 120' flagpole. When USA first arrived at the 30' X 60' US Flag was stuck 10' for the top of the flagpole and the winch would not operate because the cable was jammed up. USA rescued the US Flag and then began to determine the problems of the cable system.

Unique Services & Applications (USA) was hired to service and repaint a 150' steel flagpole, replacing a 14" gold ball/truck combo, stainless steel cable, stainless steel snaps, large weight, 7 retainer rings, and all necessary stainless steel links and copper crimps. At first arrival, the electric winch didn't seem to be working properly because the condition of the cable and truck system was sub-par.

Unique Services & Applications (USA) painted and repaired an 80' residential flagpole. USA first sanded and scrapped the entire flagpole to ensure proper adhesion of the new white oil-based paint.

Unique Services & Applications (USA) had to completely rebuild the revolving truck systems a top of three 30' aluminum flagpoles. When USA first arrived we noticed that the truck systems were not revolving anymore and were frozen at one position which was causing the flags to hit each other and tear easily.