May 7, 2008 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting provider Eleven2 Hosting (eleven2.com) announced this week that it has officially relocated to its new, headquarters in Spring, Texas.
"We are very excited about this relocation," said Rodney Giles, Co-founder and CEO of Eleven2. "We feel this new environment will give us the room to continue to expand our personnel in order to meet the needs of our growing customer base." The move to Spring, Texas was sparked by Eleven2's considerable growth, which it says has been consistent since it started in 2004. The company has seen its customer base double many times over and says it now serves well over 66,000 websites.
During this time, Eleven2 has moved its headquarters five times in order to accommodate this significant growth. The company recently began offering a solution that gives customers web hosting services for life for $600. "We feel like we've been constantly growing, and with that we've had to make many changes to how we do things," says Mr. Giles. "Moving as much as we have is all part of the growing process, and we feel that this new location will give us enough room and will meet the needs of our growth for quite a while." Eleven2 Hosting provides shared hosting, reseller hosting and customized dedicated server plans, from its data centers in Houston, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia.
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