25 Ft Flagpoles for SaleTelescoping & One-Piece

Choose a one-piece in-ground 25 ft pole if you want the classic one-piece look, a smooth uninterrupted taper, and a heavier 4 inch butt with a 0.125 inch wall. Choose a 25 ft telescoping pole if you want no halyard rope to maintain and the ability to collapse the pole by hand before a storm. Both are made in the USA and both set into a ground sleeve in concrete.

A 25 ft flagpole pairs best with a 4×6 ft or 5×8 ft American flag. One-piece 25 ft poles are rated for a 5×8 ft flag; 4×6 ft is the most common choice on a 25 ft telescoping pole.

Yes. Both our one-piece residential 25 ft pole and our 25 ft Titan telescoping pole are extruded, finished, and assembled in the United States, and both warranties are honored by US-based manufacturers.

Yes — 25 ft is the most popular height for two-story homes and standard suburban lots, in either style. The pole stands tall enough that the flag clears the roofline and reads correctly from the street.

Our one-piece 25 ft residential pole is rated up to 110 mph unflagged. The 25 ft Titan telescoping pole is rated to 90 mph with the flag down, with the added advantage that you can collapse it by hand before a named storm.

The one-piece 25 ft pole uses a footing 24 inches wide and 29 inches deep with a PVC ground sleeve set plumb in high-strength concrete. The 25 ft Titan telescoping pole uses an ABS sleeve set 24 to 30 inches deep. Check local frost-line requirements before you dig.

Both styles are a weekend project. Once the concrete has cured, the telescoping pole slides into the sleeve and one adult can raise it in under a minute. A one-piece 25 ft pole is assembled on the ground and walked up into the sleeve, which is a two-person job.

Yes. A 25 ft pole easily accommodates a 4×6 ft or 5×8 ft American flag on top with a smaller 3×5 ft state, military, or seasonal flag below — on swivel rings for telescoping poles, or on the halyard snap hooks for one-piece poles.