IT asset disposition (ITAD) along the East Coast.
Full-lifecycle IT asset disposition with pickup along the East Coast. We retire, sanitize, refurbish, and resell your equipment, with a serialized chain of custody from pickup to certificate and a certificate of sanitization for every drive. Quote-led: direct buyout, revenue share, or fee-for-service.
The TL;DR
- Service area
- East Coast US, Maine to Florida
- Sanitization
- NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2
- Wipe tool
- In-house, proprietary
- Certificates
- One per drive
- Recycling
- In-house
- Commercial models
- Revenue-share · buyout · fee-for-service
Every engagement, every time.
Pickup & packing
We pick up retired equipment and pack it for the trip to the bench, anywhere along the East Coast. Farther out? Ask for a quote.
Serial-level intake
Every asset is logged by serial at the Clearwater shop before any work begins.
NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2 sanitization
Every drive wiped with our in-house wipe process, with a certificate of sanitization. Media that can’t be wiped is destroyed in-house.
Refurbishment & testing
What can be resold is repaired and tested. Every machine boots before it ships.
Resale
Refurbished equipment is resold through the shop and our eBay store: 9,000+ items sold at 99% positive feedback.
In-house recycling
What can’t be resold is demanufactured and recycled in-house. We’re process-aligned with R2v3.
From pickup to final report.
Scoping
We agree on what’s retiring, the timeline, and the documentation you need.
Pickup & intake
Equipment picked up, packed, and logged by serial at the shop.
Sanitize & test
In-house wipe to NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2, certificate per drive, functional testing.
Disposition
Refurbish and resell, or demanufacture and recycle in-house, whichever fits the asset.
Close-out
Documentation is prepared per serial at the shop: a certificate of sanitization for every drive, and answers for your auditor.
Buyout, revenue share, or fee-for-service.
- Revenue-share / consignmentWe sell your equipment and share the proceeds with you.
- Direct buyoutWe buy the equipment outright, up front.
- Fee-for-serviceYou pay for pickup, sanitization, and disposition; you keep the proceeds.
Free recyclers keep the resale value. We refurbish, resell, and share it back, or buy your equipment outright. Every engagement is quoted after scoping, with no obligation and no hard sell. Request a quote.
What you get back.
- Certificate of sanitizationOne per drive, NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2.
- Physical destructionFor media that can’t be wiped, done in-house.
- A decision for every assetRefurbished and resold, or demanufactured and recycled in-house.
- One point of contactThe shop in Clearwater, from scoping to close-out.
- Modern paymentAll modern forms of payment are accepted, including cash, card, and ACH.
Honest about what we hold.
We don’t hold every certification a large ITAD vendor does, and we’d rather tell you that on this page than during an audit. Here is what we follow as documented procedure.
NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2
In-house wipes with a certificate of sanitization per drive.
R2v3
Procedures followed; demanufactured commodities go to R2v3-certified downstream vendors.
In-house destruction
Media that can’t be wiped is physically destroyed at the shop.
In-house recycling
What can’t be reused is demanufactured and recycled at the shop.
Frequently asked questions about ITAD.
Laptops, desktops, monitors, servers, and networking gear are the core of what we handle. Tell us what else you have and we’ll say plainly whether we can take it.
An IT asset disposition (ITAD) company retires your computers, servers and networking gear: pickup, serial-level intake, data sanitization with a certificate per drive, then refurbishment and resale of what still has value and in-house demanufacturing and recycling of the rest.
Yes, when it has resale value. Choose a direct buyout, a revenue share where we sell your equipment and share the proceeds, or fee-for-service where you keep the proceeds. Every engagement is quoted after scoping.
No. ITAD keeps a serialized chain of custody, certifies every drive, and resells what still works, so retired equipment comes back as value instead of a disposal fee. E-Waste Recycling is the simpler option for electronics you just want gone: drives are still wiped or destroyed, and what can’t be reused is demanufactured and recycled in-house.
Every drive gets a certificate of sanitization tied to its serial, stating the method (an in-house wipe to NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2, or in-house physical destruction) and the result. Documentation is prepared per serial at the shop.
ITAD pickup and on-site service cover the East Coast: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, DC, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. If your state isn’t on the list, contact us for a quote and we’ll see if we can handle your needs. The shop is in Clearwater, FL, and retail visits are by appointment.
Every engagement is quoted. Send what you have and what you need, and we’ll itemize it. There’s no rate card to decode.
Every drive is wiped with our in-house wipe process to NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2 and gets a certificate. Media that can’t be wiped is physically destroyed in-house. There’s no mobile shredding.
Yes — we follow R2v3 procedures, and demanufactured commodities go to R2v3-certified downstream vendors.
All modern forms of payment are accepted, including cash, card, and ACH. Service work takes a 50% deposit when booked, with the balance due on completion. Buyouts are paid within 15 days of the audit report, and revenue-share payouts settle monthly.
Other services clients add.
Got equipment to retire?
Send a rough list, even a spreadsheet of models and quantities, and we’ll put a quote together. No hard sell, no commitments.