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Commercial fleet · Data center construction
Mac Haik Chevrolet, a Chevrolet Business Elite dealer in Houston, supplies electrical, mechanical, fiber and site contractors on data center builds with matching Silverado trucks, chassis cabs and Express vans, upfitted to one spec and delivered in the volumes a fast-moving project needs.
Foremen and electrical crews, with service bodies and the towing to pull cable reel and equipment trailers. The 6.6L Duramax diesel suits crews towing heavy reels all day.
Fiber, low-voltage and mechanical techs, with spool racks and shelving for cable, fittings and test gear.
Crew transport from remote parking or lodging to sites with limited parking.
Box bodies with liftgates for site parts runs, and flatbeds for conduit, racking and materials.
Large sites run on standard equipment. The fleet team builds one upfit spec per crew type and repeats it across every unit, with fleet numbers and graphics applied before delivery.
Data center construction is accelerating around Houston. CBRE projects the area’s data center capacity could more than double by the end of 2028, with large campuses planned across the region.
Crews ramp up in weeks. In-stock units plus factory fleet orders let the fleet team deliver matching trucks on the project’s schedule.
A GM Financial commercial line of credit adds units as crews grow, and Mac Haik also supplies the leasing companies many contractors rent from.
Contractors moving crews into Texas get title and registration handled, and one fleet contact for every unit.
Business Elite service runs weekdays until 9 PM and Saturdays until 7 PM, with work-ready loaners when available.
Most data center contractors run Silverado 2500 HD or 3500 HD trucks with service bodies for foremen and electrical crews, Express Cargo vans with spool racks for fiber and low-voltage techs, Express Passenger vans for crew transport, and chassis cabs with box bodies or flatbeds for materials.
Yes. Mac Haik Chevrolet in Houston combines one of the largest new Chevrolet inventories in the region with factory fleet orders, and its fleet team repeats one upfit spec across every unit before delivery.
Through a commercial fleet lease from Mac Haik, closed-end or open-end TRAC, with upfits built into the lease; a GM Financial commercial line of credit that adds units as the project ramps up; or through a fleet leasing company that Mac Haik supplies. See how commercial fleet leasing works.
Yes. Mac Haik’s fleet team handles title and registration for contractors bringing crews into Texas, with one fleet contact for every unit.
The sticker price is the smallest part of what a work truck costs. Fuel, repairs, downtime and resale decide the rest. Send your current fleet and the Mac Haik fleet team shows you the true cost of each unit, and what to change.
No cost. No obligation. One fleet, one desk.
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