A new church, trapped behind a data center
Christ Church in Greensboro had found a former data center building they wanted to remodel and use as their new church. Buddy Turner and his team solicited a number of quotes from local construction companies to do an interior demolition of the site — but the numbers they got back were very high.
Everything needed to be removed before they could convert the space into a place of worship. That’s when they found Quantum Technology.
Cleared for free, with care for what stayed
Quantum did all of the labor for free — disconnecting and removing the UPS equipment, the electrical room, the remediated R22 and the raised access flooring — while leaving the church’s partitioning walls intact. The cooling units, PDUs and console were dismantled and removed too.
And rather than pulling up every last panel, the crew left a stage of raised flooring for the church to use for their pulpit. Quantum also paid Christ Church for the assets it took out, and that money went toward the purchase of new church flooring.
All of the labor was done at no charge — and Quantum paid the church for its assets, turning a demolition bill into money toward new flooring.
What the clean-out covered
The full data center and electrical room — with thoughtful exceptions.
A beautiful place of worship
What started as a server room became a sanctuary — and the church came out ahead.
Free labor, money back
The church paid nothing for the removal — and Quantum’s payment for the assets funded their new flooring.
Built around their plans
Partition walls were left intact and a stage of raised flooring was preserved for the pulpit.
A server room, transformed
The cleared space was transformed into a beautiful new place of worship for the congregation.
Converting a building to a new use?
We clear out old data centers and electrical rooms for reuse — and where the assets have value, the work can cost you nothing, or even put money back in your pocket.