Do it right the first time
Systems are engineered for the building they live in, not pulled off a price sheet. Proper design up front prevents the callbacks, dead zones and blind spots that plague rushed installations.
Nearly four decades of designing, installing and supporting the communications and security systems that businesses across Pennsylvania and New York rely on every day.
Established in 1987, Teledair Communications & Security is a locally owned and operated family business serving Pennsylvania and New York.
We began by installing and maintaining business telephone systems when a PBX was a locked closet full of copper, and we grew alongside the technology — into VoIP and SIP, into IP video, into networked access control, and into the structured cabling and data networks that everything else now depends on. Along the way the company stayed exactly what it started as: a family business whose name is on the building and on every job.
Today Teledair coordinates a wide array of systems for intrusion, fire, video, access control and business communications. Our trained professionals design, install and maintain customized systems that safeguard your assets and ensure long-term reliability for commercial, industrial, institutional and government clients throughout Pennsylvania and New York.

Systems are engineered for the building they live in, not pulled off a price sheet. Proper design up front prevents the callbacks, dead zones and blind spots that plague rushed installations.
When something stops working you reach a local team that knows your site — not a queue. That single difference is why many of our clients have been with us for decades.
We live and work in the same communities we protect. Our reputation travels by word of mouth across the Twin Tiers, and we plan to keep it that way.
Because we handle both communications and security in-house, your systems are designed to cooperate — shared cabling, shared network, one accountable team.
Tell us what you are trying to solve and we will tell you honestly what it takes — including whether you need less than you think.