Data center server racks being decommissioned

Our Services

IT Asset Disposition (ITAD)

Plan the retirement of your IT assets, from a single rack of servers to a full data center decommission. We coordinate the approved data-handling approach, chain-of-custody requirements and potential value recovery under an agreed project scope.

What We Handle

The full ITAD lifecycle โ€” secure from pickup to final report.

๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ Servers, storage arrays, and network hardware
๐Ÿ’ป Laptops, desktops, and employee devices
๐Ÿ—„๏ธ Racks, UPS units, batteries, and cabling
๐Ÿ“ฑ Mobile devices and peripherals
๐Ÿ“ฆ Bulk office moves and refreshes
IT equipment ready for secure disposition

Specialized ITAD Services

Clear scope. Documented handling. Responsible disposition.

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Secure Data Destruction

Agree media sanitization or destruction methods with your security team and the performing provider. Specify asset-level evidence and any NIST SP 800-88 guidance requirements before work starts.

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Chain of Custody & Logistics

Documented, insured pickup and transport. Every asset is scanned, tracked, and reconciled from your dock to final disposition.

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Responsible Electronics Recycling

Confirm downstream recycling routes, specialist battery and e-waste handling, and any required provider certifications during scoping. Certification and zero-landfill requirements must be verified for the selected provider.

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Value Recovery & Remarketing

Residual-value hardware is refurbished and remarketed through vetted channels, with proceeds credited back to you or applied against project costs.

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Compliance Reporting

Certificates of destruction, asset-by-asset reports, and audit-ready documentation to support HIPAA, SOX, GLBA, and state privacy obligations.

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Data Center Decommissioning

End-to-end rack teardown, cabling removal, UPS and battery disposal, and site cleanup for small and large facilities.

Data center decommissioning

Data Center Decommissioning

From a single server room to a full data center.

Decommissioning a data center โ€” whether a closet-sized server room or a large commercial facility โ€” is a construction project, an IT project, and a compliance project at the same time. As a general contractor, we run all three.

๐Ÿ“ Decommission planning: asset inventories, sequencing, and downtime windows that fit your business.
โšก Coordinated electrical and mechanical disconnection โ€” racks, PDUs, UPS systems, and CRAC units.
๐Ÿ”— Cabling removal and site restoration, so the space is ready for its next use.
๐Ÿงพ Data-bearing devices sanitized or destroyed before anything leaves the building.

Who Needs ITAD

If you're retiring IT equipment, you need ITAD.

Office moves, infrastructure upgrades, cloud migrations, lease expirations, and device refreshes all leave you with retired hardware that still holds data and still holds value.

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Small & Mid-Sized Businesses

Closing an office, upgrading workstations, or clearing out a server room? We right-size the process โ€” no volume too small.

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Enterprises & Multi-Site Operators

Coordinated rollouts across locations with consolidated reporting, one point of contact, and reconciled asset manifests.

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Data Centers & IT Departments

Full decommissioning with project management, electrical disconnects, e-waste compliance, and value recovery on reusable hardware.

How It Works

A straightforward, documented process.

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Consultation & Inventory

We walk your site or review your asset list, then quote the project โ€” including any value recovery credits.

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Scheduling & Logistics

Pickup or teardown scheduled around your operations, with insurance and chain-of-custody documentation in place.

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Data Destruction

The selected provider performs the approved media-specific sanitization or destruction process, with the verification and asset records required by your agreement.

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Final Disposition & Report

Recycling, remarketing, or return of assets โ€” reconciled against the original manifest with a full audit report.

Retiring IT assets? Let's talk about it.

A 15-minute consultation gets you a clear picture of compliance, cost, and recoverable value โ€” no obligation.