Authorized ButterflyMX Installer in Decatur, GA

Yes — JBT is an authorized ButterflyMX installer working Decatur's boutique multifamily stock around Decatur Square and the larger Emory-adjacent buildings along Clairmont and North Decatur Road. We coordinate City of Decatur and DeKalb County low-voltage permitting, run category cable to lobby panels during scheduled maintenance windows rather than disruptive shutdowns, and configure PMS integration so the on-site property manager can handle day-to-day resident provisioning without calling us back. Most of our Decatur work is occupied-building retrofit rather than new construction, and we plan cabling and panel swaps around that.

It works the same way regardless of building size, which is exactly why it fits Decatur's housing stock. Decatur has a lot of small to mid-size boutique buildings rather than the 200-plus unit podium towers common elsewhere in the metro, and ButterflyMX doesn't require a bigger PBX or more backend infrastructure to service a 24-unit building versus a 240-unit one — the resident app, mobile credentials, and cloud platform are the same either way. That makes the per-door cost more reasonable for owners of smaller Decatur properties than a traditional enterprise intercom system would be.

Yes, and it's the majority of what JBT does in Decatur. We coordinate City of Decatur and DeKalb County low-voltage permits ahead of time, then schedule panel and cabling work during agreed maintenance windows so entry access isn't interrupted for residents near Decatur Square or along Clairmont Road. Old analog wiring is typically removed and replaced with the ButterflyMX lobby panel and cloud connection, and we train the on-site property manager on resident provisioning before we leave so support calls aren't needed for routine turnover once the system is live.

Yes. JBT configures the native ButterflyMX integration with whichever PMS platform the Emory-adjacent property runs — Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, and AppFolio are all supported. That matters most for buildings catering to long-stay academic and medical staff near Emory and the CDC, where lease terms and renewal cycles are handled entirely through the PMS and the leasing office wants resident credentials to provision and revoke automatically rather than as a manual step every move-in and move-out. We set this integration up as part of the initial commissioning, not as a separate follow-on project.