Built around your schedule
We’ll coordinate a pickup time that works with your staff, building access, and day-to-day operations. Before we arrive, we’ll confirm the amount of equipment and any special handling needs.
Business electronics pickup
Get obsolete tech out of the way, without losing control of what happens next.
Dispo.tech collects computers, servers, printers, networking equipment, and other retired workplace technology, then gives you a clear record of what happens next.
When your equipment is ready to go, we’ll come get it.
We can collect it from your office, school, facility, or data center and transport it back to Dispo.tech for processing. Your employees won’t have to load personal vehicles, rent a truck, or coordinate a drop-off.
Clear it out in stages
Managing a larger technology transition or clearing years of accumulated equipment? We can schedule multiple pickups so retired technology doesn’t pile up, take over valuable space, or disrupt your work.
Volume can work in your favor
Long-distance transportation or special-handling fees may apply, but larger quantities can sometimes allow us to reduce or waive them. We’ll review the equipment and confirm any cost before scheduling.
What we commonly collect
Computers and mobile devices
Desktop computers, laptops, workstations, thin clients, tablets, phones, docks, monitors, keyboards, mice, and related accessories.
Servers and networking
Servers, storage arrays, switches, routers, firewalls, wireless equipment, telecom systems, racks, and associated cabling.
Office technology
Printers, copiers, scanners, phone systems, battery backups, power supplies, conference-room technology, and other workplace electronics.
Specialized equipment
Industrial electronics, controls, test equipment, medical electronics, and unusual devices may be accepted after review. Send photographs or an equipment list when possible.
What to include in your pickup request
01
Location
Provide the pickup address, building type, loading access, floor, elevator availability, and any site-entry requirements.
02
Equipment
An approximate count, equipment list, pallet count, photographs, or general description helps us plan the vehicle, labor, and handling.
03
Data requirements
Tell us whether storage media should be erased, physically destroyed, removed and returned, inventoried, or handled under another internal policy.
04
Timing
Share deadlines, preferred dates, restricted hours, parking constraints, and whether the work must avoid active business operations.
Pickup can be simple or fully documented.
Some collections require little more than a confirmed count and loading plan. Others require asset inventories, chain of custody, serial numbers, data destruction, photographs, and completion records.
We define the expected process before arrival so your team knows what to prepare and what documentation will follow.
Before we arrive
Consolidate equipment
When practical, move equipment to a central accessible area and separate it from anything that should remain.
Identify data-bearing devices
Clearly mark equipment requiring special data handling, retention, return, or serial-level documentation.
Confirm ownership
Make sure the organization is authorized to transfer the equipment and that leased or third-party-owned assets are excluded.
Tell us about heavy items
Racks, copiers, battery systems, dense servers, and oversized equipment may require additional people or handling equipment.
Common pickup questions
How far does Dispo.tech travel?
Warren County is our primary free-pickup area. Larger technology transitions and data center projects may also take us throughout Kentucky and into Missouri, Indiana, and Illinois.
When can an outside-county fee be waived?
The decision depends on distance, equipment type, volume, expected processing, transportation needs, and recoverable value. A sufficiently large or valuable collection may make a separate mileage charge unnecessary.
Do you remove equipment from desks or racks?
Removal, de-installation, palletizing, and rack work can be included when discussed in advance. The site, scope, labor, tools, and operational risks must be reviewed before scheduling.
Can you provide pickup documentation?
Yes. Depending on the project, documentation can include pickup acknowledgments, inventories, serial numbers, chain-of-custody records, recycling records, and certificates of data destruction.
Send the location, equipment, and timing.
We’ll review the collection and confirm timing, access needs, and any transportation or special-handling charge before scheduling.
Request a business pickup