Flagpole repair
Flagpole repair – If you have already purchased a flagpole, then you must have noticed that over time, it tends to show various damages. This is usually due to the weather. There are often various cases of vandalism. Whatever the reason may be, you can certainly contact us and apply for flagpole repair work.
Flagpoles-repair – Let’s talk and share our experience about flagpole repairs and what problems are most often encountered by flagpole owners. For several years now, we have been the leading leader in the sale of flagpoles, their installation, as well as technical service.
What do flagpole owners often face?
1. Damage to the flag raising mechanism.
This point could be quite controversial, because often, flagpole owners try to shift the blame to the suppliers. Of course, we emphasize the fact that the guarantee of the flagpole is 15 years, but unfortunately this guarantee applied directly to the flagpole itself, which does not include a guarantee for its components and accessories.
From the outside, it might seem that a flagpole is just an ordinary pole fixed in the ground, but of course it is not. There are relatively many components of a flagpole and everything gets old or wears out with regular use. The most common problem with flagpoles is in the flag hoisting mechanism. It is less common in cases where it is done by hand, when the string that raises the flag is outside and the flagpole is without a lifting mechanism.
Flagpoles-repair – more often the problem and damage is in cases where a lifting mechanism with a winch is used. This mechanism is much more convenient and functional, and also makes the mast itself visually more laconic and clean, since there are no extra elements on the outside.
In essence, this flagpole hoisting mechanism is very durable and of high quality, but in 99% of cases, the fault of this mechanism is the fault of the person who uses this mechanism to raise the flag. It is very important when raising the flag to do it right.
If we want to raise the flag on the mast, then we turn the winch clockwise, if we want to lower it, then in the opposite direction.