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Questions about pickup costs, service areas, data destruction, or documentation? Visit our Business Electronics Recycling FAQ.
When the media can’t be reused or policy requires destruction, we physically damage it so the data can’t be recovered, then recycle the remaining material.
For working devices without elevated security requirements, we can remove the storage media, test it, and clear the file-system information before reuse.
Working storage media can be sanitized using a NIST 800-88-aligned process, protecting the data while allowing suitable drives to remain useful.
We can remove storage media and return it to your organization for retention, reuse, or destruction under your own policy.
* Physical destruction is free for all storage media removed from devices designated for recycling. For other storage media not associated with a designated recycling device, a service fee may apply based on time and device types. Preview our request for secure data destruction form for chain of custody process documentation. ** We can return erased devices to you for a service fee based on the number of devices and the level of secure erasure requested. However, if the media does not need to be returned, the service is free if you authorize us to extend its usefulness through reuse in refurbished equipment. In either case, we will provide documentation of the process.
We can remove storage media and perform physical data destruction on-site, right in your office. We’ll document the process and provide visual proof that the device is no longer readable. (Of course, we’ll need some space to work. Keep in mind, this is a noisy and somewhat messy process.)
On-site data destruction services are priced based on scope, volume, and destruction method, with a minimum service fee per visit.
We’ll inventory every device and establish an official chain of custody before leaving your office. Once back at our facility, we’ll begin the data destruction process based on your preferred security level and provide digital and/or photographic evidence for each device.
Full or partial decommissions handled with care for live environments and active operations.
Equipment is identified, logged, and tracked to support accountability and downstream documentation.
On-site or off-site data destruction is coordinated based on security requirements and operational constraints.
Equipment is transported securely with documented chain of custody from removal through final disposition.
Racks are de-installed, equipment is staged and loaded, and data center space is cleared methodically.
Certificates of data destruction and recycling are issued to support audits, compliance, and internal records.