Waterloo Colocation - QuoteColo

Colocation services are too important for any company to not have as an option. Unfortunately for businesses in Waterloo, there aren’t any local providers. However, you don’t need local Waterloo colocation providers to benefit from this important service. Let QuoteColo show you how providers in nearby areas can help. Some of the benefits of working with us are:

Expert Advice—you don’t make it 15 years in this business without knowing the industry in and out. This means we can help you understand all your colocation options and you can trust our advice is steeped in years of experience.

Detailed Recommendations—QuoteColo will recommend colocation providers that we believe fit your company’s profile. However, you’ll get more than just a bunch of names. Our company will provide you with all kinds of necessary details, including their price quotes.

No Charge—you read that right. Our company doesn’t charge you a thing for all this help. So there’s no risk in contacting us today.

Waterloo was first settled by George and Mary Melrose Hanna back in 1845. The next year, two more families, named Mullan and Virden, followed suit. Today, there are streets in Waterloo named after these three families. Originally called Prairie Rapids Crossing, the new name came when Charles Mullan sought to get a post office for his new hometown. Because he didn’t include a name on the form, he was tasked with deciding what it would be. The story goes he simply flipped through a registry of other post offices in the country and came upon a name he liked, Waterloo.

The city enjoys a fairly diverse economy. Jobs come from the local community college, two hospitals, the MidAmerican Energy Company, and a number of local television and radio stations in town. Given their reliance on technology, all these businesses need quality Waterloo colocation services.