Great American Flagpole Company 631-813-7784
An illuminated flagpole at dusk outside a waterfront home, concept rendering

Luxury illuminated flagpoles

A new American landmark.

Fully automated, illuminated flagpoles with architectural monument bases. Smart lift, app control, and lighting designed into the form rather than aimed at it. Designed on Long Island. Built to stand apart.


Fully automated

Raise, lower and set to half-staff without touching a halyard.

Smart lift

Full-staff, half-staff and service presets.

Remote control

Remote, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi control.

Concealed drive

Drive components concealed within the pole.

Free-rotating collars

Tangle-resistant, so the flag does not wrap the shaft.

Illuminated graphics panels

Optional, interchangeable.

Integrated security camera

Optional.

High-water alarm

Optional on Harbor models, linked to the control or security system with mobile alerts.


Engineered, not assembled

Labelled detail of the finial, rotating collar, offset arm and jewelry rail

Every component is specified rather than sourced to fit.

  • Premium finial
  • Rotating collar
  • 6" offset arm
  • Brass sandwich ring
  • Square slip-over flange
  • Jewelry rail
  • Top and bottom retaining balls

Finishes

  • Classic Patriot
  • Navy & Gold
  • Crimson & Gold
  • Heritage Tricolor
  • White, Black & Gold
  • Royal Blue & Gold

Materials

  • Marine-grade aluminium
  • UV-resistant finish
  • Weather-resistant
  • Low maintenance

Concept rendering. Final engineering and specifications subject to development.


Lit, because the code says so

A flag flown after dark has to be illuminated. That is federal law, not etiquette — and it is the reason these exist.

4 U.S.C. § 6(a)

When a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be displayed 24 hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness.

What the code requires

Commission a flagpole

Schools, municipalities and government buyers generally need a written quote to put in front of somebody else. Ask and you will get one.