Dead computers, retired furniture, scrap metal — collected and routed through recyclers who are certified to take them, not just willing to.
Branches replace computers, printers, UPS units, and networking gear on a cycle, and most of what comes out still has a hard drive in it or a battery that shouldn't go anywhere near a landfill. Handing it to whoever offers the best scrap price isn't really disposal.
We collect it, wipe any data that's still on it, and route it through recyclers who are actually certified to take electronic waste — not just willing to.
Every device is logged before it leaves your branch, and every recycler we use is certified to handle electronic waste responsibly — so what happens to a retired hard drive or UPS battery is never left to guesswork.
Any device that could still hold data is securely wiped before it's routed to a recycler — that step happens regardless of how old or broken the equipment looks.
Yes — everything is routed through certified recyclers, not informal scrap dealers, and we can provide documentation confirming responsible disposal for your records.
Desktops, monitors, printers, UPS units, networking equipment, biometric scanners, and general electronic peripherals — if it's retired banking hardware, we can usually take it.
Yes, every job closes with documentation confirming what was collected and that it was disposed of through authorised channels.
Yes — it's common to bundle e-waste collection with a record destruction job or branch relocation so everything leaves in one coordinated visit.