Data Center & Technology Generator Services in Atlanta

Atlanta has become one of the fastest-growing data center markets in the country. We support the standby power systems behind it — with the rigor, reporting, and witnessed testing that operators and tenants expect.

What's At Stake

Concurrent maintainability, documented

From colocation campuses in Douglas County to enterprise rooms inside Midtown towers, we deliver maintenance and testing that fits N+1 topologies and change-control processes without ever putting the critical load at risk.

SLA exposure

A single failed transfer can breach tenant uptime commitments and trigger credits far larger than the maintenance budget.

Unproven redundancy

Redundancy on a one-line diagram is not redundancy until it has been tested under load with the results written down.

Change-control friction

Work that arrives without a method statement gets turned away at the gate — and the maintenance interval slips another quarter.

 Scope Of Work 

Exactly What We Do On Your Site

Every agreement is written down before we start — so there is no ambiguity about what is included, what is billed separately, and what we will flag before it becomes an emergency.

Included

Planned Maintenance

Runtime-based PM aligned to OEM intervals
Controls, PLC, and paralleling gear checks
ATS and breaker exercising
Fuel polishing and 24-month fuel program
Battery monitoring and replacement
Infrared and thermal scanning
On Demand

Repair & Project Work

Witnessed load bank testing (resistive/reactive)
Integrated systems testing support
Level 4/5 commissioning assistance
Emergency response under change control
Capacity and retrofit planning
Temporary power for maintenance windows
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Codes & Standards

We Work To The Standards You're Held To

Compliance isn't a report we produce at the end — it's how the work is sequenced, tested, and recorded from the first visit.

NFPA 110 Level 1 Uptime Institute Tier objectives ASHRAE TC 9.9 NETA acceptance testing SOC 2 evidence support

Service Programs

Choose The Level Of Coverage That Fits

No rigid multi-year contract required unless your facility mandates one. Start where it makes sense and step up as your risk profile changes.

Baseline reliability

Essential

  • Annual preventive maintenance

     

  • Battery and fluid service

     

  • Written findings report

     

  • Business-hours support

Most common

Compliance

  • Semi-annual or quarterly PM

     

  • Annual load testing

     

  • NFPA 110 documentation

     

  • 24/7 emergency response

     

  • Deficiency tracking to close-out

Zero-tolerance facilities

Critical

  • Monthly PM and exercising

     

  • Witnessed load bank testing

     

  • MOP-led work under change control

     

  • Priority dispatch and parts

     

  • Named account manager

     

  • Capital planning reviews

Facility Types

Sites We Service Across Metro Atlanta

Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Gwinnett, Clayton, Douglas, Cherokee, Forsyth and Henry counties — plus North Georgia on request.

Colocation & wholesale campuses
Hyperscale build-outs
Enterprise data halls
Network & carrier hotels
Broadcast & media facilities
Telecom central offices
Edge & modular deployments
Fintech operations centers

Let's Build A Service Program Around Your Facility

Send us your unit list — make, model, kW, and last service date — and we'll come back with a scoped program and pricing.

Will you work to our MOP and change-control process?

Always. We submit a method of procedure, risk assessment, and back-out plan ahead of the visit, and our technicians work to your approved script and escort requirements on site.

Can you perform witnessed load bank testing?

Yes — resistive and resistive/reactive testing to full nameplate, stepped and held per your acceptance criteria, with your team and the commissioning agent present and a signed report at close-out.

How do you protect the critical load during maintenance?

We sequence work so no single point of failure is exposed at any moment: one unit at a time, redundancy verified before we start, and an abort trigger defined in advance.