Electrical installation and commissioning inside the most demanding environments in construction — where the tolerances are tight, the change control is real, and downtime is measured in money per minute.
Data centre electrical work rewards a very specific kind of contractor: one that documents everything, dresses everything, labels everything, and treats method statements as instructions rather than paperwork. That is the discipline our data centre teams work to daily — on new-build halls, capacity upgrades and works inside live environments where isolation planning and change control decide whether you are allowed back on site.
Our engineers deliver the power layer — distribution, containment, connections and commissioning — and work hand-in-glove with the white-space cabling and cooling specialists around us. Everyone stays in their lane; the hall gets energised on the date the programme said it would.
From the LV switchroom to the hall: switchgear connections, submain installation, busbar and tap-offs — sized, torqued, tested and recorded with the traceability data centre operators expect.
Inside the white space: containment runs engineered to the rack layout, cab power delivered A+B, and the metering that lets the operator bill by the kilowatt — installed cleanly enough to photograph.
The systems that make a data hall a data hall: generator and UPS integration works, changeover schemes, and the staged commissioning that proves — before a single server arrives — that the failures the design allows for really are survivable.