ERRCS Subcontract Partnership for Integrators

This page is written for other contractors rather than building owners.

The situation you are probably in

You are a fire alarm, sprinkler, or electrical contractor. A general contractor has handed you a scope that includes emergency responder radio coverage, and the RF portion is not what your crews do. Turning it down risks the relationship. Taking it on means learning propagation modeling, donor antenna alignment, BDA commissioning, and one particular AHJ's interpretation of NFPA and IFC, on somebody else's schedule.

So you bring in a specialist. The question is which one.

How we work

Behind your brand. Your customer relationship stays yours, and we do not approach it during the project or afterward. We show up in your shirts if that is how you run jobs, report to your project manager, and hit the dates on your schedule rather than ours.

We stay in our lane. We do the RF scope: grid testing, design, installation, commissioning, and AHJ coordination. We do not quote your customer for fire alarm, sprinkler, or electrical work, and we are not looking to expand into it.

Documentation comes back complete, because the package that satisfies an AHJ is the deliverable that closes out your project.

Reach

We are based in Dallas and cover the DFW metroplex and Texas directly. Nationally we work through partner integrators on projects in all fifty states.

Why we are set up this way

Founder Jim Sowle spent three decades building code-compliant businesses in adjacent trades before focusing on in-building wireless in 2021, so the way contractors need a subcontractor to behave is not a theory here.

Have a project that needs this scope? Call (214) 460-0364.