Airtower Networks | Public Safety ERCES

Ensure Your Building Meets Public Safety Radio Coverage Requirements

Most jurisdictions now require buildings to provide reliable in-building radio coverage for first responders. Properties that do not meet NFPA, IFC, or local AHJ standards are required to install an Emergency Responder Communication Enhancement System (ERCES) to achieve compliance and maintain their Certificate of Occupancy.

Airtower performs the testing, engineering, installation, and certification needed to bring your building up to code and ensure dependable emergency communication in all critical areas.

How We Help

RF testing and code evaluation

to determine if your building meets required coverage levels
ERCES design and installation

aligned with NFPA, IFC, and AHJ requirements
Turnkey permitting

coordination, and system commissioning
Operational monitoring and maintenance

for long-term reliability and inspection readiness

What We Do

We conduct AHJ-approved RF signal testing to assess whether your building meets mandated public safety radio coverage. If gaps exist, we define the exact steps needed for compliance.

Our engineers design and deploy NFPA and IFC-aligned ERCES systems that deliver reliable radio coverage for first responders in stairwells, fire pump rooms, elevators, garages, and other critical locations.

We manage permitting, inspections, and all AHJ communication to ensure your ERCES system meets NFPA and IFC requirements, passes acceptance testing, and stays compliant long term.