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Precision Cooling Service and Maintenance

Comp-Utility services precision cooling for data centers and critical facilities across Central Texas, including CRAC, CRAH, in-row, chilled-water, and rear-door systems. We provide preventative maintenance, repairs, airflow optimization, and 24/7 emergency response on all major brands. Engineer-owned since 1992, we keep your space within tight temperature and humidity tolerances so equipment stays protected.

Precision Cooling Service and Maintenance

What We Provide

Our Capabilities

Cooling Preventative Maintenance

Filter changes, coil cleaning, refrigerant and controls checks, and setpoint verification keep units efficient and reliable.

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Airflow and Containment Optimization

We resolve hot spots with containment, blanking, and tile or grate adjustments so cooling reaches the load efficiently.

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High-Density and Liquid Cooling

As densities rise we plan and service in-row, rear-door, and liquid cooling for AI and high-performance computing racks.

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Hold the Tolerance

Cooling That Stays Within Spec, Even in the Texas Heat

Precision cooling is about holding tight temperature and humidity tolerances continuously, not just moving air. Drifting setpoints, dirty coils, and airflow imbalances quietly erode capacity until a hot day exposes the gap.

We maintain the units, optimize airflow and containment, and plan upgrades for higher densities, so your cooling performs when Central Texas summers push it hardest.

Precision Cooling Service and Maintenance: Cooling That Stays Within Spec, Even in the Texas Heat

The Comp-Utility Difference

Why Comp-Utility?

Trusted Since 1992

We have designed, installed, and maintained mission-critical power and cooling infrastructure across Central Texas since 1992, through every generation of the technology.

Engineer-Owned and Operated

Comp-Utility is owned and operated by engineers, with licensed Texas Professional Engineers (P.E.) on staff. That rigor anchors every design, specification, and installation.

24/7 Emergency Response and Preventative Maintenance

Our technicians provide preventative maintenance programs and 24/7 emergency response, with rapid on-site dispatch across Central Texas when facilities need us most.

Long-Standing Distribution Partner

As a long-standing distribution partner of Eaton, Schneider Electric, and Vertiv, we specify best-in-class systems and back them with factory-grade service.

Licensed, Certified & Recognized

We hold ourselves to the standards of the institutions we serve, from professional licensure and jobsite safety to the industry organizations that set the bar for mission-critical work.

Licensed Professional Engineers

Licensed Professional Engineers

State of Texas (TBPE)

OSHA 30 Certified

Field Technicians

AFCOM Member

AFCOM Member

Data center industry association

7x24 Exchange Member

7x24 Exchange Member

Mission-critical infrastructure

Frequently Asked Questions

What precision cooling systems do you service?

We service perimeter CRAC and CRAH units, in-row cooling, chilled-water systems, rear-door heat exchangers, and the chillers, condensers, and CDUs that support them. As a long-standing distribution partner of Vertiv and Schneider Electric and a vendor-agnostic provider, we maintain major brands and mixed fleets across Central Texas under one contract.

How often should data center cooling be serviced?

Precision cooling is commonly serviced quarterly or semi-annually, with filter changes, coil cleaning, refrigerant and controls checks, condensate management, and setpoint verification. Regular service preserves efficiency and prevents the gradual wear and drift that lead to failures. The right interval depends on the environment and how critical the load is.

What is the difference between CRAC and CRAH units?

A CRAC (computer room air conditioner) uses a refrigerant-based direct-expansion system with a compressor, while a CRAH (computer room air handler) uses chilled water supplied by a central plant. CRAHs are common in larger facilities with a chilled-water loop, while CRACs suit smaller or standalone spaces. We service and maintain both.

My data center is overheating. Can you respond quickly?

Yes. Comp-Utility provides 24/7 emergency response for cooling failures across Central Texas, with rapid on-site dispatch from Austin. Rising temperatures can damage equipment within minutes, so call (512) 346-0999 immediately. We will guide safe interim steps while we mobilize and then diagnose and restore the failed cooling as fast as the situation allows.

How do I fix hot spots in my data center?

Hot spots usually result from airflow problems rather than insufficient total capacity: missing blanking panels, poor containment, or misplaced perforated tiles. We assess airflow, add containment and blanking, adjust tile and grate placement, and balance the units. Fixing airflow often resolves hot spots and improves efficiency without adding cooling capacity.

Can you prepare my cooling for AI and high-density racks?

Yes. High-density and AI racks can exceed what perimeter air cooling alone can handle. We evaluate your current capacity and design upgrades, from containment and in-row cooling to rear-door heat exchangers and direct-to-chip liquid cooling with CDUs. We plan the transition so cooling scales with your compute growth.

What humidity and temperature should a data center hold?

Most data centers target a temperature range in line with ASHRAE recommendations and a controlled humidity band to avoid condensation at the low end and static or corrosion concerns at the extremes. The exact setpoints depend on your equipment and design. We verify and tune setpoints during maintenance to keep your space within the intended envelope.

Can you maintain cooling alongside my power systems?

Yes. Comp-Utility is a turnkey, single-contract partner. We service precision cooling together with UPS, generators, ATS, switchgear, and PDUs, and provide structured cabling and design-build. One Central Texas provider for power and cooling improves coordination during maintenance and emergencies and gives you a single point of accountability.