Start to imagine having a big flagpole at your house, similar to the one you see at the car dealership. If you have a really big house, then you also need to look for the right flagpole that will create balance. According to some experts, single-story houses will do well having a flagpole that measures 16 to 20 feet tall. Tall single-story homes or regular two-story houses will do well with a 20 to 25-foot flagpole. Finally, tall two-story homes can do well with a pole as tall as 25 to 30 feet.
______ I live in a single-story house and plan to get a 16 to 20-foot flagpole.
______ I live in a tall single-story house or a story and a half house and plan to get a 20 to 25-foot flagpole.
______ I live in a two-story home and plant to get a pole measuring 25 to 30 feet.
Ease of Installation. If you start a project that involves setting up a flagpole, you will realize that there are several areas to cover first to ensure that you get the right results. You might consider hiring a professional in the process who will help give you the best results, compared to doing things independently and suffering the results for many years after. Sectional and telescoping flagpoles are positioned deep into the ground sleeve which is set in concrete and goes underneath the frost line. Based on the region, the frost line will change. Some people also discover that a wall-mounted flagpole offers the benefit of easy and fast installation.