Data Center Services
Data center services, from first cable to final certificate.
CloudMosaic plans, cables, installs and retires data center and server room equipment. One partner for the full lifecycle: procure, deploy, decommission and destroy, delivered by CloudMosaic and certified partners.
Structured Cabling
Fiber and copper cabling for data centers, server rooms and offices, installed clean, labeled and tested.
- Fiber (single-mode & multimode) and Cat6/6A copper
- Patch panels, cable trays & cable management
- Labeling, testing & as-built documentation
- Cleanup and re-cabling of existing racks
Deployment & Rack-and-Stack
Receive, install and connect servers, storage and network equipment so it is ready to run.
- Rack & cabinet installation
- Server, storage & switch installation
- Power distribution (PDU & UPS) setup
- Configuration with our IT & Networking practice
Decommissioning
Retire equipment and spaces in an orderly, documented way, from a single rack to a full server room.
- Asset inventory by serial number
- Power-down, de-racking & removal
- Chain-of-custody tracking & transport
- Site cleanup for lease or colocation return
Media Destruction & ITAD
Make sure no data leaves with your old equipment, and recover value from what can be reused.
- Hard drive & SSD shredding
- Data sanitization following NIST 800-88 guidelines
- Certificates of destruction with serial numbers
- Resale or responsible recycling of retired equipment
Hardware for the build
Racks, PDUs, UPS, cabling and network hardware quoted by part number through our procurement practice. Pair it with cybersecurity and managed services once the equipment is live.
How a data center project works
Assess
Walk the site, inventory equipment and agree on scope.
Plan
Set the schedule, labeling plan and chain of custody.
Execute
Install, cable or remove with minimal downtime.
Document
Hand over test reports, asset lists and certificates of destruction.
Planning a cabling project, move or decommission?
Tell us the site, equipment count and timeline, and we’ll scope it. Before you start, read our decommissioning checklist and our guide to hard drive destruction vs. data wiping.