Gear released months early
In-house engineering locks ratings and one-line topology before drawings finish, so 40–60 week switchgear lead times land inside your schedule, not behind it.
FLAGSHIP VERTICAL
Data center
electrical construction.
PowerBoy Electrical Services builds the complete electrical scope for hyperscale, colocation, and edge data centers — medium-voltage distribution, paralleling switchgear, generator and UPS plants, busway, and white-space fit-out — self-performed across Texas and nationally, typically at $3.50–$6.50 per critical watt.
3.2M+ sq ft white space wired450+ MW installed19 halls energized on or ahead of schedule
What we self-perform
Self-performance is the difference between promising a date and controlling one. These scopes stay on our payroll:
- Medium-voltage distribution to 35kV — substations, duct banks, terminations & splicing
- Paralleling switchgear & generator plants — N, N+1, 2N topologies
- UPS systems, battery plants & DC power
- PDU, RPP & branch distribution to the rack
- Busway & overhead cable tray at hyperscale quantities
- White-space fit-out — containment power, in-row distribution
- Structured cabling & controls rough-in coordination
- Level 1–5 commissioning support & integrated systems testing
The critical power chain, end to end
Utility interconnection to the last whip. Dual sources, 2N paralleling, and UPS distribution engineered, installed, and commissioned by one contractor — one throat to choke on the schedule.
Why halls energize on schedule with us
Prefabrication at scale
Whips, racks, tray assemblies, and skids built in our shop while the site is still concrete — field crews install instead of fabricate.
Commissioning without drama
We staff Cx support from Level 1 receipt through integrated systems testing, and our QA/QC documentation package is turnover-ready from day one.
National mobilization
Texas-based with the licensing, workforce planning, and travel crews to follow data center clients into any market.
Building a hall? Put us on the bid list.
Send the one-line and the schedule. A master electrician — not a salesperson — walks the scope with you, usually within one business day.