Domestic & International Data Center Relocation

A domestic relocation is scheduled around exclusive-use, air-ride, climate-controlled trucks — equipment never shares trailer space with unrelated freight, and cabin temperature and humidity are controlled the entire route. For time-critical moves, we assign team drivers so the vehicle keeps moving on a tighter delivery window without a mandatory overnight stop.

Every shipment is GPS-tracked from pickup to delivery, and the chain of custody is sealed at loading and verified at each handoff point, so you always know where the equipment is and who has had access to it. This applies equally to colocation-to-colocation moves, on-premises to colocation transitions, and multi-site data center consolidations.

Because the transport is exclusive-use, scheduling can be adjusted to match your cutover window rather than a shared freight schedule — arrival time at the destination facility is planned to the hour, not the day.

Cross-border and overseas relocations add a layer of complexity that domestic moves do not have: export documentation, commercial invoices, and customs clearance on both ends of the shipment. We coordinate this paperwork with licensed customs brokers so declarations, harmonized codes, and valuations are prepared correctly before equipment ever leaves the origin facility — for moves to Canada, Mexico, across Europe, into Asia, and beyond.

Freight mode is chosen to match the move's priorities: air freight for urgent timelines where speed outweighs cost, and ocean freight for large consolidations where volume makes container shipping more efficient. Equipment is packed in export-grade crating with anti-static packaging suited to international handling and longer transit times.

On arrival, our team handles de-crating, re-racking, and power-on support at the destination facility, so the engagement does not end at customs clearance — it ends when the equipment is verified running in its new location.