Senior Management

Brad Ervin

President

Brad joined Ervin Cable after completing his studies at Murray State University and Western Kentucky University. Brad has over 25 years of cable telecommunications experience in all aspects of construction. He has fifteen years management and supervisory experience with construction and upgrades of Hybrid Fiber Coaxial networks. He is also a Certified Master Electrician.

Gary Ervin

Executive Chairman

Gary has over 40 years experience in all phases of the telecommunications industry, having co-founded Ervin Cable in 1980. Gary majored in Business Management at Central Missouri State University. He has attended numerous SCTE and other industry training sessions, including digital networking, fiber optics and engineering. Gary is now a member of the Cable Pioneers and an SCTE chairman. He managed the Company for 27 years, overseeing day-to-day operations.

Tim Ervin

Vice President

Tim has over 40 years experience in the telecommunications industry. Upon completing his college studies at Southern Illinois University, Tim joined his brother, Gary Ervin, in the telecommunication construction business. Tim was a key player in the early phases of fiber optic construction. He has had extensive training and experience in fiber optic construction in metropolitan areas.

Robert Ervin

Director of Operations

Upon graduation from Southern Illinois University in 1986, Robert joined his brothers Gary and Tim in the cable television construction business. Together the three brothers formed Ervin Cable Construction, Inc. (now Ervin Cable Construction, LLC), which grew into a highly reputable cable and fiber optic network construction business. In 1999, the brothers sold their interests to Dycom Industries, Inc., a publicly traded company, but they remained active in the company. With over 35 years of experience in all aspects of OSP telecommunications construction, Robert has become an expert in Fiber Optic Network construction and installation. He was instrumental in engineering and developing multiple fiber optic networks in Kansas City, St. Louis, Minneapolis, and Dallas.