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WHAT WE DO
Radio solutions from first consult to ongoing support
Radio Sales & Consultation
Kenwood, Motorola, and Tait two-way radios matched to your operation. Portable, mobile, and repeater systems for every industry.
System Design & Engineering
Custom radio infrastructure from single-site to multi-campus. Site surveys, RF coverage analysis, and turnkey installation.
Dispatch Console Systems
Command center solutions for 911, campus security, and fleet dispatch. Integration with existing infrastructure.
Wide-Area Coverage Networks
Regional push-to-talk networks across 3 states, plus nationwide PTT over cellular. Subscription-based, no capital outlay.
Repair & Maintenance
Factory-certified repair, preventive maintenance plans, and emergency service. Minimize downtime for mission-critical systems.
FCC Licensing & Compliance
License applications, renewals, frequency coordination, and compliance monitoring. We handle the regulatory burden.
OUR EQUIPMENT
Radios built for every operation
WHY RELAY
Built for the moments that matter most
SINCE 1997
29 years of mission-critical experience
We've designed and maintained communication systems for public safety agencies, hospitals, and commercial fleets. We don't sell boxes. We build the infrastructure your team depends on.
MULTI-BRAND
Multi-brand, zero bias
We carry Kenwood, Motorola, and Tait because no single brand fits every operation. Our recommendation is based on your needs, not a dealer agreement.
OUR NETWORK
Owned coverage networks
Our wide-area networks in Indiana, Kentucky, and the Carolinas give your team push-to-talk coverage where cell towers can't reach. No monthly per-user fees. No coverage gaps.
WHO WE SERVE
Trusted across 12 industries
Public Safety
P25 systems for police, fire, and EMS
Government
Secure comms for state and local agencies
Healthcare
Hospital-wide coordination and emergency response
Construction
Rugged portables and jobsite coverage
Transportation
Fleet dispatch and driver communication
Manufacturing
Plant-wide comms and safety alerts
Utilities
Field crew coverage and Lone Worker safety
Education
Campus security and admin coordination
Hospitality
Event operations and staff communication
Retail
Store operations and loss prevention
Agriculture
Wide-area coverage for rural operations
Warehouse
Distribution center ops and dock coordination
COVERAGE
Push-to-talk across 3 states
Our owned NEXEDGE digital network covers Indiana and Kentucky. DMR digital network covers the Carolinas. Nationwide push-to-talk over cellular fills the gaps. Your team stays connected from the warehouse to the job site to the middle of nowhere.
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TRUSTED BY
What our clients say
“Relay designed and installed our P25 system without a single day of downtime. Our deputies went from dropped calls and dead zones to crystal-clear coverage across the entire county. That kind of reliability saves lives.”
Chief Deputy Marcus Trent
Knox County Sheriff's Department
“Our drivers haul through some of the most rural stretches in three states. Cell coverage is hit or miss. Relay's network gives us instant communication everywhere. And it costs a fraction of what we were paying for cellular.”
Ray Holcomb
Tri-State Freight Lines
“The team at Relay treats our radios like they're mission-critical. Because for us, they are. 14 years and counting.”
Tom Navarro, Operations Director
Carolinas Health System
HOW IT WORKS
From first call to full coverage
Site Survey
We assess your current system, coverage gaps, and operational needs on-site. Free, no-obligation. Typically 1-2 days.
System Design
Our engineers design a custom radio system with RF coverage analysis, equipment selection, and infrastructure planning. Typically 3-10 days.
Deploy + Program
Professional installation, programming, and training. Zero downtime transitions from your existing system. Typically 5-30 days.
Ongoing Support
Continuous maintenance, monitoring, and emergency service. We’re here when it matters most.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Quick answers for radio buyers
If your question isn't here, our team can walk you through the details on a free consultation call.
Do I need an FCC license to use two-way radios?
Yes. Any business using two-way radios on dedicated frequencies needs an FCC license. Relay handles the entire licensing process, from application to renewal, so you stay compliant without the paperwork.
How do I choose between Kenwood, Motorola, and Tait?
Each brand has strengths. Kenwood excels in commercial applications. Tait is built for rugged, mission-critical environments. Motorola is the standard for large public safety systems. We carry all three and recommend based on your specific operation, not brand loyalty.
What's the difference between analog and digital radios?
Digital radios (DMR, P25, NXDN) deliver clearer audio, better range, encryption, and features like GPS tracking and text messaging. Analog is simpler but being phased out. We help you plan the migration.
Do you offer short-term radio rentals?
Yes. We rent two-way radios for events, construction projects, disaster response, and temporary operations. Rentals include programming and support.
Can you integrate new radios with our existing system?
Usually, yes. We specialize in system integration and can bridge new digital equipment with existing analog infrastructure during a phased migration.
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