Old laptops, servers and network hardware are both a data risk and a legal obligation. We handle collection, certified data destruction and compliant recycling in one visit — with a certificate of destruction for every batch.
Retired hardware collected from your site — or as part of a refresh rollout — and logged against an asset register before it leaves.
Every device holding data is wiped to a certified standard, or physically destroyed where wiping isn’t viable, before recycling. This is the step that actually discharges your GDPR obligation — recycling alone doesn’t.
Processed through approved treatment channels in line with the WEEE Regulations, recovering materials responsibly rather than landfilling e-waste.
Getting this wrong carries two separate risks: a WEEE compliance issue, and a data breach if a device with recoverable data ends up in the wrong hands. A single properly-documented collection removes both in one visit, with a certificate that stands up to an insurer’s or a public sector auditor’s scrutiny.
Retired hardware logged and collected from your site, or as part of a scheduled refresh.
Certified data wipe or physical destruction for every device holding data.
Processed through an approved treatment facility, materials recovered responsibly.
A certificate of destruction issued for every batch — your evidence on file.
All of it — laptops, desktops, servers, network hardware, phones, tablets and peripherals.
Yes — the certificate of destruction covers both the data wipe/destruction step and the recycling outcome.
Yes — this is typically how it runs: old kit collected the same day new devices are deployed, so retired hardware never sits around before it’s dealt with. See Hardware Procurement, Staging & Deployment.
Tell us what you’re disposing of and where — we’ll tell you what’s involved.
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