We build data centers in Texas, start to finish.
We find the land, line up utility power, build the facility, and test it before turnover.
What we do
Land & site sourcing
We search Texas for land with power, fiber, water, and clear approvals.
Power & utility coordination
We start the utility power process first, because it sets the schedule.
Design & engineering
We design the building, power, and cooling for Texas heat and humidity.
Efficient procurement
We pick equipment that costs less to run and order long-lead items early.
Construction
We build powered shells, fit out data halls, or set factory-built modular units.
Commissioning & turnover
We test the power and cooling at design load before you install servers.
- Enterprise and edge
- Powered shell
- Colocation
- AI and high-density
- Modular
- Retrofits and expansions
How it works
Talk it through
We go over capacity, timeline, and whether you have land or power yet.
Check the site and power
We check the site and utility power, then give you a rough budget and schedule.
Design and build
We design the facility, order long-lead equipment early, and file permits.
Test and hand over
We test everything, then hand over the manuals and as-built drawings.
Built to run efficiently
We pick equipment that lowers your power and water bill.
- Water-free or closed-loop cooling options
- Liquid-cooling-ready for high-density racks
- High-efficiency electrical gear sized to what you need
- Metering built in, so power and water use are measured
We don't promise certifications we haven't earned or publish efficiency numbers we haven't measured.
Electricians and engineers: join our Texas talent network.
Join the networkCommon questions
One contract covers land, utility power, design, equipment purchasing, and construction. It also covers Level 1 to 5 commissioning, the testing before turnover. You bring the servers, and we build the facility.
Either works. If you have a site, we check its power and approvals first. If you don't, we search Texas and hand you a shortlist before you commit to any land.
Power and the ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) interconnection usually set the schedule. Enterprise and edge halls on a site with secured utility power typically run nine to eighteen months from design start. Powered shells and larger campuses can take longer, so we build your schedule backward from the interconnection date.
We use water-free or closed-loop cooling, liquid-cooling-ready distribution, high-efficiency electrical gear, and built-in metering where they pay back. We don't promise certifications we haven't earned or publish efficiency numbers we haven't measured.
We're building a talent network now, so crews are lined up before projects start. Electricians, engineers, HVAC and controls technicians, commissioning agents, and project managers can sign up at tanglewoodbuilds.com/data-centers/careers. We contact people as roles open.