Request a Quote
Fill out our online form or call us directly. Tell us what equipment you have, roughly how much, and whether you need data destruction.
A rough estimate is enough to get started. No need for a perfect inventory upfront.
B2B procurement requires confidence. This page walks you through every step so there are no surprises. Just a reliable, documented process your legal and IT teams can depend on.
The process is simple:
Most jobs go from first contact to certified documentation in under two weeks. Here's exactly what happens along the way.
Fill out our online form or call us directly. Tell us what equipment you have, roughly how much, and whether you need data destruction.
A rough estimate is enough to get started. No need for a perfect inventory upfront.
A certified technician visits your facility, walks through the equipment, and documents the asset count for your records.
The assessment is completely free and starts your official chain-of-custody documentation.
You receive a fully itemized, all-inclusive quote. Once approved, pick a pickup date and time that works for your team.
Urgent pickups can often be arranged within 48 hours.
Uniformed technicians arrive on time. They handle all disconnection, packing, and loading, with chain-of-custody documented from the moment assets leave your facility.
No prep required on your end. Cables stay in, drives stay in, boxes are on us.
All storage media is destroyed using NIST 800-88-compliant methods: degaussing, physical shredding, or cryptographic erasure, matched to media type and your security requirements.
On-site witnessed destruction available for strict compliance environments.
Every remaining component is broken down and recovered for its raw materials (metals, plastics, glass) under a strict zero-landfill policy.
Materials are recycled responsibly; nothing is resold, redistributed, or sent to landfill.
You receive your Certificate of Destruction and full chain-of-custody report, formatted for compliance audits, legal records, and peace of mind.
Includes asset serial numbers, destruction method, technician sign-off, date, and custody timeline.