Data Center Builders of Texas plans and builds hyperscale, colocation, enterprise and edge data centers for owners and operators in communities across Texas, with the power, cooling and site work each campus depends on.
Data halls, shells, central utility plants, generator yards, substation pads and the underground that ties them together, for hyperscale, colocation, enterprise and edge owners.
We schedule, coordinate, supervise and inspect the specialty trade partners on each project, and we keep one plan for scope, schedule, permits and inspections from the first site visit to turnover.
Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, the Permian Basin and communities across Texas, planned around the utility, the site and the equipment delivery dates.
Data Center Builders of Texas is a data center builder for owners, operators and developers across Texas. We start from the power and cooling plan, carry the long-lead equipment as dated items in the schedule and build the shell, the yards and the underground in the order the utility and the equipment deliveries require.
Preconstruction is where most of the value is created. We estimate from the power and cooling plan, list allowances and exclusions openly and tell the owner plainly when a delivery date, rather than a construction activity, controls the opening of a hall.
From hyperscale campuses and colocation halls to edge sites and AI training buildings, we build the shell, the data hall and the power, cooling and site work around them.
Each service page below explains how we plan the work, which trades it involves and what an owner should settle before the drawings are final.
Hyperscale and colocation data centers, AI training campuses, central utility plants, substation yards and the support buildings around them.
Hyperscale cloud providers, colocation operators, AI and GPU cloud operators, enterprises, carriers, utilities and the developers who prepare the land.
Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, the Permian Basin and communities across Texas.