Your Copper Lines Are Going Away. We’ve Got What’s Next.
Reliable FCC-compliant analog replacements for elevators, alarms, and life-safety systems. No equipment changes required.
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Phone companies are retiring copper infrastructure, and your elevator lines, fire alarms, and emergency systems need new connections fast. Wait too long and you risk service cuts, compliance violations, and life/safety systems that can’t call for help when someone needs it.
DQE’s POTS Replacement provides FCC-compliant alternatives that work with existing equipment. No panel replacements, no recertification, no downtime. We handle installations around your schedule and provide the documentation your building inspector requires. When your safety systems must work, they will.
What Makes DQE Reliably Different
Compliance you can count on, backed by people you can reach.
Who We Serve
Enterprise Businesses
Keep elevators, fire alarms, and emergency systems compliant with FCC-certified replacements.
Education
Replace copper lines for campus emergency phones and alarm systems without costly upgrades.
Government
Ensure public building life-safety systems meet regulatory requirements as copper retires.
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Serving Areas Across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Maryland
Our fiber network was built to utility standards and designed to grow with the region. From downtown Pittsburgh to surrounding communities, we connect businesses with reliable infrastructure that doesn’t quit. Enter your address to see if your site is already covered — and if it’s not, let’s talk about building to you.
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