Nov 10, 2020
Harris Communications, a DAS (distributed antenna systems) Solutions provider headquartered in Rock Hill, South Carolina, has recently expanded into a larger facility to handle its nationwide customer base. As a leader in the design, engineering and installation of DAS Solutions, including Public Safety DAS, the company is excited to meet the local business in and around the Charlotte, North Carolina, area while continuing to grow its national customer base.
Harris Communications General Manager Pete Esposito said, "The move to a larger headquarters facility is a direct result of our continued core business and installation services growth. In addition, the larger facility will allow us to grow our team further and maximize service levels for our wide customer base across the United States.”
Harris Communications' success is driven by leveraging its commitment to leading the market in Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems (ERRCS) installation and service.
Esposito commented, “In response to the now-mandated in-building requirement for many municipalities around the country, the First Responder DAS segment of our business will continue to be a major focus for our team in the many years to come.”
New Location Address:
1722 Herlong Village Dr.
Rock Hill, SC 29732
About Harris Communications:
Harris Communications is a DAS (distributed antenna systems) Solutions provider located in the greater Charlotte, N.C., area of Rock Hill, S.C. We help people and companies effectively communicate by designing and installing in-building solutions to enhance cellular and public safety networks. In other words, “We make cell phones and mobile devices work inside buildings.” We have dealt with the complex buildings from military bases to hospitals and data centers to school campuses. We design, engineer and install DAS Solutions, including ERRCS (Emergency Responder Radio Communications Systems) and Cellular DAS, guaranteed to improve voice and data communications in your building.
To learn more, visit https://harriscommunications.com/.
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