Service
Rack and Stack
Equipment installed correctly, labeled, and documented the first time.
From a single server swap to a full cabinet build-out, we physically install, cable, label, and power up your equipment on site — and document it as we go, so the install and the documentation happen in one visit instead of two.
When you need this
- New hardware has arrived at your Michigan facility and needs to be racked and cabled.
- You're replacing or upgrading equipment and need it physically swapped without flying staff in.
- A vendor deployment includes hardware that needs local installation support.
- You want installation and documentation handled together, not as separate projects.
What's included
Server & appliance installation
Unboxing, rack mounting, cable management, and power-up of servers, switches, and appliances.
Cabinet & rack build-out
Full cabinet builds including rail installation, PDU mounting, and cable management infrastructure.
Cabling & patching
Power and network cabling run, dressed, and labeled to your standards.
Equipment removal
Decommissioned or replaced equipment removed, staged, and prepared for disposition.
Labeling as part of the install
Every install includes consistent labeling, so documentation isn't a separate follow-up project.
Vendor coordination
We can receive shipments, coordinate with your vendor's remote support, and confirm equipment before install.
How it works
- 01
Confirm the build
Share your rack layout, equipment list, and cabling standards ahead of the visit.
- 02
Receive & stage
Equipment is received, unboxed, and staged, with visual confirmation it matches your packing list.
- 03
Install & cable
Equipment is racked, cabled, labeled, and powered up according to your specification.
- 04
Confirm & document
You get photo confirmation and updated documentation the same day the install is complete.
Frequently asked questions
Can you receive shipments on our behalf?
In many facilities, yes — depending on the facility's shipping/receiving policy. We'll confirm this as part of scoping the job.
Do you handle cable management, not just installation?
Yes — cable dressing, labeling, and management are part of every rack and stack job, not an add-on. A rack that's installed but not properly cabled just creates work for someone later.
Can you follow our specific rack layout standard?
Yes. Send your rack elevation or layout standard ahead of time and the install will follow it exactly.
Related
Often paired with this service
Data Center Smart Hands
Smart hands is technical, skilled on-site labor — cable termination and testing, hardware installation and configuration, structured troubleshooting, and equipment swaps — performed by a technician who understands networking and infrastructure, not just someone following a checklist.
Learn more →Data Center Documentation
We send technicians on site to physically trace, photograph, and document your racks, cabling, and labeling — and hand you back clean rack elevation diagrams, cable schedules, and labeling that actually matches reality, not what a spreadsheet says should be there.
Learn more →Data Center Migration Support
Migrations need coordinated physical work at the source and destination — disconnecting and staging equipment, coordinating transport, and reinstalling and documenting at the new location. We provide the Michigan-based field execution, working alongside your migration project lead.
Learn more →Need rack and stack in Michigan?
Tell us the facility, task, and timeline — we'll confirm scope and get a technician scheduled.