A few details before we quote
These details help us choose the right flags, poles and service for your location.
Approved calendar
Record each display date, installation window, removal date and decision owner.
Flag protocol
Confirm flag order, half-staff direction and any local policy with the responsible authority.
Site register
List poles, brackets, bases, access rules and condition notes for each location.
Exception process
Define how urgent official direction, weather or damaged assets change the schedule.
How it works
- 01
Approve dates and authority
Confirm the calendar and who controls protocol decisions.
- 02
Match assets to sites
Verify flags, hardware, quantities, access and condition before each rotation.
- 03
Install, record and remove
Complete the approved change and document exceptions for the next cycle.
Holiday flag programs by city
Choose a city for local delivery, venue and setup considerations.
When another option may be better
The supplier should not decide public flag protocol. If the authorized policy or decision owner is unclear, the display schedule must pause until direction is confirmed.
Common questions
01Which US holidays can be included?
The approved calendar can include federal, state, local or organizational dates. The responsible authority must confirm the flag set and protocol for each display.
02Can installation and removal be included?
Yes, when the site register, access windows and hardware requirements are confirmed in the scope.
03How are last-minute protocol changes handled?
The program should identify an authorized contact and escalation path. No supplier should invent or assume a protocol instruction.