Reliable Flagging Operations

When roadwork takes place, there should be someone who takes control of traffic management. That’s where Construction Support Services come in. We offer flagging operations from start to finish, providing trained flaggers and all the gear you need. This includes cones, barricades, under construction signs. Our team is always ready to offer you top-notch services by staying sharp and helping keep things moving safely around your site.

We are committed to offering comprehensive flagging services for various construction contractors, utility companies. Beyond this, we help those who are in need of temporary traffic control. Our team understands that no job is the same, so we stay flexible and adjust to your needs on the fly. And yes, we even follow all the rules, so you don’t even have to worry about compliance. Just tell us where and when, and we’ll take care of the rest.

Our Locations

Flagging rules and requirements can change depending on where you’re working. That’s why we offer reliable, local support for flagging operations across the Greater Toronto Area.

From Toronto to Peel, York, Durham, and Halton—we’ve got you covered. And even if your project falls outside these main regions, chances are we can still help. Our team knows the GTA and how to get things done safely and by the book.

Need help with flagging operations in your area? Reach out today—we’ll make it simple.

Flagging Services That Just Work

You don’t need complicated solutions, you need flagging operations that work, show up on time, and don’t blow the budget. That’s exactly what we offer. Whether it’s a one-day project or ongoing work, our flaggers are professional, punctual, and come fully equipped with everything needed to do the job right.

We’re not just placing cones, we take safety seriously and make sure every setup follows local traffic control requirements. From temporary signage to under construction signs, we bring it all and handle every detail with care.

Our team is easy to work with, stays out of your way, and keeps things moving smoothly without slowing down your schedule. Pricing? No surprises—just fair rates, no hidden fees, and discounts when we can offer them.

Give us a call, tell us what you need, and we’ll get back to you with a fast, no-fuss quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of flagging operations?

Flagging operations are essential for maintaining safety and smooth traffic flow around work zones, road construction, utilities, or special events. Flaggers direct motorists and pedestrians using hand signals, paddles, and signage to prevent accidents and protect both workers and the public. Their presence helps reduce confusion and keeps everyone moving efficiently.

What does your flagging service include?

Our service covers everything from setting up warning signs and positioning trained personnel to managing traffic flow and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. We handle equipment, staffing, and coordination so your site stays safe and efficient from start to finish.

How far in advance should I book flagging services?

While we can often accommodate last-minute requests, booking at least a week in advance is ideal. This gives us time to assess your site, prepare the right equipment, and assign a trained team tailored to your project’s needs.

Can flagging services be hired for short-term and long-term needs?

Yes. Services are often available for single-day projects, ongoing construction work, or extended infrastructure maintenance. The duration is usually flexible and based on project timelines. This flexibility makes it easier to manage both urgent traffic needs and planned, long-term projects. Adjustments can be made as work progresses.

Are flagging services used only for construction projects?

No. Flagging services are also used for special events, utility work, emergency repairs, and situations where temporary traffic redirection or crowd control is necessary. This versatility makes them a vital safety resource in many industries. Any situation with changing traffic patterns can benefit from professional flagging.

How is the number of flaggers for a site determined?

The number is based on factors such as road layout, traffic speed, vehicle volume, and the size of the work zone. A proper traffic management plan usually outlines the required staffing. The goal is to balance safety and efficiency without overstaffing. Each site is evaluated individually to find the safest setup.

How are nighttime flagging operations handled?

At night, additional measures like reflective gear, illuminated signage, and lighting towers are used to keep both workers and drivers safe and visible. Visibility is the main priority, so every piece of equipment is chosen to stand out in low light. This reduces the risk of collisions in dark conditions.