What changed
Note torn fabric, a loose line, visible movement or components on the ground. Include the approximate date of the weather event.
SPECIALIST FLAG SERVICE
After the weather.
Before the next flag.
Request a review of visible flag, rope or hardware damage following severe weather.
GET A QUOTE
START WITH THE RIGHT DETAILS
A torn flag, loose fitting or change in the appearance of a pole is a reason to assess the display before normal use resumes. Describe observations; do not attempt a test that could create further risk.
Condition of the area
Keep people away from visibly unstable equipment or loose overhead parts and follow your property’s incident procedures.
Assessment scope
A routine visual review is different from an engineering assessment. The appropriate next step depends on the reported condition.
MAKE YOUR REQUEST USEFUL
A better brief.
A clearer quote.
Provide the site address, safe distant photos, approximate height and any access restrictions. If there is immediate danger, use the appropriate local emergency channel; this quote form is not an emergency dispatch service.
Service availability, equipment access and the final scope depend on the location and reported conditions.
REQUEST SERVICEGOOD TO KNOW
A few useful answers.
Can a damaged flag simply be replaced?
Sometimes the flag is the only affected item, but that should not be assumed when the pole or hardware also shows signs of damage. Identify those concerns before requesting a routine flag change.
What if I do not know the model or dimensions?
Send the information you have, including existing records and photos taken from a safe position. Do not climb, dismantle or alter the display to complete the enquiry.
COMPLETE THE REQUEST