Secure E-Waste Disposal
Businesses with compliance obligations around data security need two things handled correctly — data destruction and physical hardware disposal. We handle the physical side. Once your IT team or data destruction provider has wiped or physically destroyed all storage devices, we collect the decommissioned hardware from your premises and transport it to a registered e-waste recycling facility. We can provide collection documentation on request for your compliance records.
We collect — we do not destroy
Data destruction must be completed before we arrive. We do not provide data wiping, degaussing, or physical hard drive destruction. For businesses that need data destruction arranged first, your IT provider or a certified data destruction service handles that step — we collect the cleared hardware afterwards.
How This Works for Businesses
For businesses operating under data protection obligations — healthcare, finance, legal, government, and any organisation that handles personal or sensitive data — IT hardware disposal is not just a practical problem. It is a compliance requirement. Equipment that held data must be handled correctly, with a clear chain of custody from decommissioning through to destruction and disposal.
Our role in that chain is straightforward: once data destruction is signed off, we collect the hardware, transport it to a registered e-waste recycling facility, and provide collection documentation on request. That documentation records what was collected, when, and where it went.
This service works alongside IT asset disposal (ITAD) providers, managed service providers (MSPs), and internal IT teams. We do the physical logistics — you manage the data compliance piece.
- Computers, servers, and workstations — post-data destruction
- Laptops and mobile devices — wiped or physically destroyed first
- Hard drives and storage media — already destroyed
- Networking equipment — switches, routers, firewalls
- UPS units and backup power hardware
- Monitors, docking stations, and peripherals
- Printers and multifunction devices
- Phones and VOIP equipment
- Server racks, cabinets, and data centre hardware
How It Works
Data Destruction Completed First
Your IT team or data destruction provider completes wiping, degaussing, or physical destruction of all storage. They sign off that devices are data-clear.
Provide Equipment List & Access Details
Send us a list of what needs collecting — quantities, device types, floor level, loading dock or lift access, and any site access requirements.
We Collect from Your Premises
We come to your site, collect all cleared hardware, load it safely, and transport to a registered e-waste recycling facility on the Coffs Coast.
Documentation on Request
We can provide collection records documenting what was collected, date, and destination facility. Useful for compliance files and audit trails.
MSPs & IT Companies
If you manage IT for multiple clients and regularly need post-decommission hardware collected on the Coffs Coast, a trade account simplifies the process. We collect when your job is done, you invoice your client for disposal. Monthly invoicing available.
Set Up a Trade AccountBulk IT clear-outs
For full server room decommissions and data centre clear-outs, see our IT equipment recycling page for larger-scale collections with specific volume pricing.
Pricing
Secure e-waste collection is a user-pays service priced by the volume of equipment and the work involved in collecting it from your premises. Documentation is available on request at no additional charge.
All prices include GST, labour, truck, and delivery to a registered e-waste recycling facility. Floor level, lift access, and loading dock availability affect pricing. Send equipment list and access details for an accurate quote.
Hardware Cleared and Ready to Go?
Once data destruction is complete, send us an equipment list and your premises details. We will give you an upfront price and work around your decommissioning schedule.