How to Move Your Data Center Equipment with Minimal Downtime

How to Move Your Data Center Equipment with Minimal Downtime

 

Minimizing Downtime

Minimizing downtime during a data center relocation requires careful planning, experienced professionals, and a phased approach tailored to your infrastructure. At Technology Movers, we specialize in secure and efficient IT relocations that keep your systems running and your business online.

Our Process


  • Pre-Move Assessment:
    We document your hardware, dependencies, cabling, and environment.
  • Detailed Move Plan:
    We create a comprehensive schedule with fallback contingencies.
  • Equipment Preparation:
    All components are properly labeled, disconnected, and packed using anti-static materials.assets.
  • Transport:
    Air-ride vehicles, GPS tracking, and shock-absorbing packaging ensure safe delivery.
  • Installation & Testing:
    Upon arrival, we can reinstall, reconnect, and perform basic validation checks.

Why Choose Us


  • Proven track record with complex data center environments
  • Staff trained in handling mission-critical infrastructure
  • Nationwide service with flexible scheduling, including nights and weekends

FAQs


  • Q: How long does a typical data center move take?
    A: Local Moves up to 6-8 racks will usually be completed same day. 8-20 racks usually takes a weekend.
  • Do you handle rack reconfiguration?
    A: Yes, we can move entire racks or disassemble and reconfigure them at the destination.
  • Q: Can you work with our internal IT department or MSP?
    A: Absolutely. We have strong IT backgrounds and often work in coordination with internal teams to ensure continuity and documentation.
    We work with MSPs across the nation and with IT departments.
  • Q: What if we need to relocate to a colocation facility?
    A: We have experience moving into and out of colo environments and can handle vendor coordination.
  • Q: What measures are taken to prevent data loss?
    A: We recommend and verify backups prior to move, and our handlers are trained to avoid static and physical risks.