US Flag & Signal Company Inc.

05/12/2026

June 14th is Flag Day — a day to celebrate the American flag and everything it represents.

First adopted in 1777, the Stars and Stripes has become a powerful symbol of unity, freedom, and the courage of those who defend our nation. Since its official recognition in 1949, Flag Day has served as a reminder of the values we share and the history that binds us together.

Here at US Flag & Signal, we are proud to supply, and display the American flag and the flagpoles that help it fly. It’s an honor to support our community in showing their patriotism today and every day.

04/15/2026

⚠️ Service Update from US Flag & Signal

We’re currently experiencing some phone and internet issues this afternoon, which may cause delays in reaching our office.

Our team is actively working to get everything back up and running, and we’re hopeful service will be restored shortly.

Thank you for your patience — we’re truly sorry for the inconvenience.

— US Flag & Signal

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from all of us at US Flag & Signal! Wishing you a beautiful day of renewal, hope, and time spent with the people who matter most. May your flags fly bright and your celebrations be peaceful and joyful.

03/17/2026

We’re Hiring! Come Join Our Team and Help Create Flags
Production Pinner
Summary: The Production Pinner plays a key role in bringing our flags and custom designs to life. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys hands on work, precision, and being part of a team that takes pride in craftsmanship. You’ll prepare materials for production, ensure accuracy in measurements and layout, and help keep our workflow running smoothly. Your attention to detail directly supports the quality and consistency our customers expect.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
• Pull proper drawings, and notes for measurements and additional information
• Perform a variety of miscellaneous pre-assembly operations
• Verify product using established standards, specs, and instruction.
• Acquire, maneuver, and maintain stored components and materials.
• Properly measure from a ruler in 1/8” measurements
• Measure, pin proper material, and prepare with instruction to departments.
• Move prepared and finished products to designated areas/departments.
• Follows all applicable safety, quality, and manufacturing standards.
• Report defective or substandard items to a supervisor
• Maintain work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition.
• Select appropriate size, material size as well as patterns
• Perform other assigned duties
Experience and Skills:
• Must be 18 years or older
• Must know how to read, use, and convert a ruler with 1/8” measurements as well as strong math skills
• Ability to read, speak, and comprehend English is required
• Must be a team player, but also be comfortable with working individually
• Ability to try to figure out instructions/procedures
• Previous experience in a manufacturing environment preferred
• Ability to learn and demonstrate proficiency.
• Must be able to stand for long periods of time as well as lift or pull up to 50 pounds
• Must successfully completed a background check, drug screening and E-verify
Education:
• High school diploma or equivalent required. Trade school a plus.
Contact Danielle at:
Phone: (757)497-8947 ext 400
Direct: (757)213-3400

03/16/2026

⚠️ Severe Weather Alert — Please Lower Your Flags ⚠️

Monday’s storm is expected to bring very strong winds and the potential for large hail. To protect your flags, hardware, and poles, we recommend lowering and securing them ahead of the weather.

If you end up with any damage afterward, we’re always here to help with repairs or replacements when you’re ready 757-497-8947

Stay safe and weather‑aware.
— US Flag & Signal 🇺🇸

02/09/2026

Flying your flag through winter takes a little extra care, and the right preparation can significantly extend its life.
Cold temperatures, high winds, ice buildup, and road salt all take a toll on both flags and hardware. When strong winds are forecasted, it’s often best to temporarily lower your flag to reduce stress on the fabric and stitching.
Snow and ice should never be allowed to accumulate on a flag. If your flag becomes wet or frozen, take it down and allow it to fully dry before flying it again. Moisture combined with freezing temperatures can weaken fibers over time.
Winter is also a good time to inspect your pole and hardware. Check halyard ropes, clips, and pulleys for wear, and make sure metal components move freely and show no signs of damage.
Even the highest-quality flags benefit from thoughtful care. Proper winter handling helps ensure your flag remains a symbol of pride long after the cold months pass.
And if your flag or flagpole needs a refresh, call us at 757-497-8947

01/31/2026

🚨 Winter Weather Advisory — Protect Your Flags & Flagpoles 🚨

Another round of winter weather is heading our way today, bringing heavy snow, strong winds, and icy conditions. It’s a smart time to bring your flags down before the storm moves in.

Wind, ice buildup, and wet snow can put a lot of strain on both the fabric and the hardware, leading to fraying, broken snaps, or damage to your pole.

While you’re taking things down, it’s also a good opportunity to give your halyard, clips, and flag a quick check for any signs of wear.

If you discover anything that needs attention — from a replacement flag to a full flagpole repair — we’re here to help.
📞 757‑497‑8947

Stay safe out there, and we’ll be ready when it’s time to raise them high again 🇺🇸
— US Flag & Signal

01/26/2026

01/23/2026

🚨 Winter Storm Reminder 🚨

With the upcoming winter weather moving in, now is a great time to take your flags down before the wind and ice do any damage.

Strong gusts, freezing rain, and heavy snow can quickly tear fabric, bend hardware, and shorten the life of your flag.

This is also a great time to inspect your flag and hardware for wear and tear.
If you need a replacement flag or flagpole repair, give us a call at 757-497-8947 — we’re happy to help.

Stay safe, stay warm, and we’ll be here when it’s time to fly them again 🇺🇸
— US Flag & Signal

01/04/2026

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