In a world obsessed with SaaS scale-ups, DAC Inc represents the antithesis: a 30-year-old infrastructure services company that has built a $37.1M business by mastering the physical layers of smart buildings. They don't just sell software—they install, test, and maintain the nervous system of modern infrastructure.

"They're not selling innovation—they're building it, one HVAC system and access control panel at a time."

The tech stack tells a similar story. jQuery, Bootstrap, and Swiper suggest a pragmatic, functional approach to their digital presence. They're not building a web app—they're building a brochure. The lack of structured data and minimal SEO footprint confirms this: DAC invests in field technicians, not content marketers. Their social profiles (Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram) exist but aren't driving traffic. This is a company that wins on job sites, not Google rankings.

• Vertical integration: They control the entire stack from design to lifecycle services
• Relationship moat: 52% direct traffic indicates deep client retention
• Physical-first model: Digital presence is minimal because their value is delivered on-site
• Bundled services: Creates switching costs and multi-decade contracts