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Hello! Bob's Flagpole will be moving to Tarboro, North Carolina, on February 24th and 25th. There will be no delay with your flagpole purchases. Some smaller items will experience a 3 or 4 day shipping delay. Thank you for your understanding.

**TIPS FOR CHOOSING THE PERFECT FLAGPOLE** Hello! Here are some tips to help you select the right flagpole, whether for personal use or your business. There are three main types of flagpoles: residential, telescoping, and commercial. Commercial flagpoles are especially durable and suitable for both homes and businesses. Residential flagpoles range from 6 to 35...

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This video is from Concord Flagpole Company and illustrates the different flagpole finishes and their application. Also illustrates the advantages of each. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y31Z8S3BZYM&t=17s

When shopping online, we all want the best prices and service—myself included. However, the initial prices often do not include additional costs, such as shipping and sales tax, which may only become apparent at checkout. Bob's Flagpole Company offers transparent pricing; our prices include everything, such as shipping to your front door, with no sales...

Zeus Fiberglass flagpoles are crafted one at a time, with no seams running from the bottom to the top, unlike less expensive models. When you place your order for a Zeus flagpole, you can choose any color at no additional cost. Your flagpole then undergoes a slow and carefully crafted manufacturing process. It will be...

If you need help with flagpole installation, we are here to assist you. Most flagpoles that are 30 feet tall or shorter can be installed easily by two people using just a shovel, a level, and concrete. No special commercial equipment is necessary, and the installation process typically takes about three hours. For larger or...

PICK THE PERFECT FLAGPOLE FOR YOUR NEEDS. Discover how to select the perfect flagpole with Bob's Flagpoles. Investing in a flagpole can be a rewarding experience, but it often comes with its own challenges. Clear guidance and knowledge can help simplify the process. We are here to help you through the process. Please feel free...

When selecting a flagpole, it is crucial to consider the wind conditions it will encounter. Coastal areas usually experience the strongest winds. Most of our flagpoles are rated for wind resistance. It is advisable to choose a flagpole with a rating of at least 12 gauge. Remember that a lower gauge number indicates a higher...

Would you like to learn how to install your flagpole? Today's flagpoles are quite easy to install. Here are the simple steps you will need to take. We will be using the Titan installation as an example, but most flagpoles follow the same procedure. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us...

We are pleased to provide detailed product specifications or technical information for most items, even those we do not represent. To share your needs with us, please copy and paste any part of the item description into the "Contact Us" tab, and we will respond promptly. As a select dealer, we have access to a...

Remember to replace the halyard on your one-piece flagpole before it breaks. It's a good idea to do this every 2 years. I suggest using electrical tape instead of duct tape for better flexibility when feeding it through the pulley. Make sure to tape it tightly and go slowly. Watch the video linked below for...