Texas Communications

Bryan, United States

5

1 review

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Telephone:
+1 979-775-6239
Website:
www.texascom.com
Address:
1389 N Harvey Mitchell Pkwy, Bryan, TX, 77803
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
2.2 miOld Sinclair Station
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Local time (Bryan) 19:24 Tuesday, 27 May 2025

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Description

Specialties

Texas Communications provides: Two-​way radio sales and service, public safety vehicle equipment installation, dial-​up internet connectivity, wireless point-​to-​point network connectivity and many other services.

History

Established in 1981.

Texas Communications has been in the wireless industry since 1971. The Bryan office was opened in 1981. We have offices in Abilene, Bryan and San Angelo.

Meet the Manager

Jim S.

Manager

Jim has been with Texas Communications since 1988.

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1 review of Texas Communications

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Place rating: 5
Allston, MA
Not sure what the other guy’s problem is, but I’ve been going to them for a long time (couple of decades) to have my personally owned commercial radios programmed and they have always accommodated me. I called just prior to going there to make sure someone would be there, then went there right then. That’s all it takes.
Anyway, they are usually polite and helpful. Anytime I need to get my Motorola radios reprogrammed, I go there. Haven’t had to go lately as the frequencies I use haven’t changed at all, so I just go whenever I buy a new handheld. Sure beats having to find someone in Houston to program them and then drive there and possibly have to leave the radios and pick them up later.