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Data center infrastructure contractor
Cabling, fiber, racks, power and physical security for data centers and server rooms, delivered inside your change-control windows.
The short answer
WCC is a data center infrastructure contractor for enterprise data centers, colocation suites and server rooms across Southern California. We handle structured cabling and fiber, pathway and racks, power distribution, physical security cameras and access control, and the documentation auditors ask for, all scheduled around your change-control windows.
What we do
Data center services
Cabling and fiber
Cat6A, OM4, singlemode and MTP/MPO trunks. Data center cabling
Racks and pathway
Cabinets, containment, ladder rack and cable management. Server room design
Power
UPS and PDUs sized to the load. APC
Cameras
Entries, docks, cages and aisles. Security cameras
Access control
Mantraps, cages and server room doors with audit logs. Access control
Networking
Switching and firewalls installed with the cabling. Networking
Live environments
Working inside a live data center
- Change control: scope, sequence and rollback for each window, submitted in advance.
- Escorts and access: background-checked technicians who follow the facility's access rules.
- Colocation: meeting the operator's standards and the tenant's requirements at the same time.
- Protection: work staged so no live circuit is at risk during a window.
Compliance
Physical security that holds up in an audit
SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and PCI DSS all have physical access and monitoring controls: who can enter, how it's logged and how long video is kept. We design camera coverage, access control and retention around the controls you're audited on, then document them. See Avigilon, where WCC is an Elite Plus partner.
Cost
Typical costs
| Project | Typical installed range |
|---|---|
| Server room, 4–8 racks | $50,000–$150,000 |
| Server room, 10–20 racks | $150,000–$500,000 |
| Cat6A link | $225–$500 per drop |
| Camera | $900–$3,000 each |
| Access-controlled door | $1,500–$4,500 per door |
How it works
How a data center project runs
Align
Standards, labeling, testing and change-control requirements confirmed.
Plan
Execute
Work done inside approved windows with QA before each window closes.
Install
Turn over
Test records, rack diagrams and as-builts for operations and audit.
Closeout
FAQ
Data center questions
Do you work in live data centers?
Yes. We plan every window through your change-control process, with scope, sequence and rollback defined in advance.
Do you work in colocation facilities?
Yes. We meet the operator's standards and access rules while delivering the tenant's requirements.
Do you install data center security?
Yes. Cameras and access control for entries, cages, server rooms and docks, designed around SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and PCI controls.
What documentation do we get?
Copper and fiber test reports, labeling, rack elevations, as-built pathway drawings and cable schedules.
How much does a server room build cost?
A 4 to 8 rack room typically runs $50,000 to $150,000; 10 to 20 racks run $150,000 to $500,000.
Do you handle remediation of existing rooms?
Yes, including cable cleanup, labeling and documentation of rooms that have grown out of control.
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