What we do
Eight connected capabilities covering the full electrical scope of a data centre — from the LV intake to certified fibre records. Take the whole package, or a single work package alongside your existing contractors.
Switchboards, busbar, RPPs and final circuits.
Racks, containment, whips and A/B power.
Copper, fibre, MPO trunks and certification.
UPS, batteries, generators and STS works.
Inspection, certification and IST support.
Bonding, lightning protection and EMC.
PPM, remedials, MACs and 24/7 call-out.
Supervision, documentation and handover.
01 — Power
The backbone of the facility: everything between the incoming supply and the equipment that depends on it.
We terminate and interconnect switchgear, install and set out busbar systems, build sub-distribution and take power down to remote power panels and rack level. Cable routes are planned for capacity and future growth, not just for today’s load, and every circuit is recorded as it is installed.
Where a design is still developing, our supervisors will sit with the design team early. Catching a containment clash or a busbar tap-off position on paper costs an hour; catching it on site costs a week.
02 — White space
The visible part of the job — and the part that gets audited by every customer who walks the hall.
We deliver white space works to an agreed energisation programme, row by row, so operators can hand space to their own customers in phases rather than waiting for a single completion date.
Presentation matters here. Consistent whip dressing, tidy containment, correct blanking and accurate labelling are not cosmetic details — they are what a prospective tenant sees on a tour, and what an engineer relies on at 3am.
03 — Connectivity
Copper and fibre infrastructure installed, tested and certified — with results you can actually use.
Every link is tested, and every result is handed over in the tester’s native format alongside a readable summary. Where a link fails, it is remediated and retested before it appears on a schedule — we do not pass problems downstream.
We work to the client’s naming convention from day one. If there is not one yet, we will propose a scheme that survives expansion rather than one that runs out of numbers at the second row.
04 — Resilience
The electrical works around the equipment that carries the facility when the grid does not.
We install and connect UPS systems, battery plant and generator infrastructure, and we carry out the switching and changeover work that resilience upgrades demand — including in halls that stay live throughout.
This work lives or dies on planning. Before anything is isolated, the sequence is written down, reviewed with the operations team and rehearsed on paper: what is isolated, what carries the load, what the abort point is, and who calls it.
05 — Assurance
Installation is only half of the deliverable. The other half is the evidence that it was installed correctly and performs as designed.
Continuity, insulation resistance, polarity, earth fault loop impedance and RCD testing, with certification issued to BS 7671 or the applicable national standard by qualified, calibrated-equipped engineers.
Point-to-point checks, torque verification and thermographic surveys under load, plus static and functional checks of distribution equipment before energisation.
Attendance and electrical support through client and third-party commissioning levels, including load bank management, failure-mode testing and witnessed black-building tests to Level 5.
06 — Protection
Quiet, unglamorous work that decides whether sensitive equipment behaves for the next fifteen years.
We install earthing and bonding systems for data halls and plant areas, including common bonding networks, mesh bonding within rows, rack bonding and supplementary equipotential bonding. Lightning protection and surge protection works are delivered alongside, and earth electrode and continuity readings are recorded and issued as part of the handover pack.
07 — Aftercare
The relationship should not end at practical completion.
We hold maintenance and call-off agreements covering single facilities and dispersed European estates, combining scheduled inspection with a defined response route when something needs attention outside working hours.
Reporting is written to be read by someone who has to make a decision: what was found, what it means, what it costs to fix, and how urgently it needs doing.
08 — Delivery
Every project gets a named project manager and a directly employed supervisor on site. You will always know who to call, and they will always know the answer.
A supervisor who travels with the project, holds the quality sign-off and runs the daily briefing.
RAMS for every activity, permit to work, lock-off and tag, and documented competency for every operative on site.
Progress against programme, photographic records, quality inspections, and early warning when something is drifting.
As-builts, schedules, certificates and O&M content assembled during the works, issued in your preferred format.
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Send us the drawings, the specification or just the dates you are working to. You will get a considered response from someone who has installed the work — not a generic brochure.
