Crewe, Cheshire and the North West
Collection availability depends on travel distance, equipment volume, access and processing requirements.
IT asset collection
A clear collection process for redundant business technology, with ownership, processing requirements and reporting agreed before work begins.
Collection process
Every request is assessed before a collection is confirmed.
Provide approximate quantities, types, location, condition and data-security requirements.
We confirm whether the collection is suitable, whether free collection applies, the proposed arrangements, processing route, reporting scope and any exceptional charges.
Equipment is consolidated where practical and a nominated site contact is identified.
Accepted equipment transfers into the processing route agreed for the job.
Data-bearing media follows the agreed erasure or destruction route and the selected records are supplied.
Planned collections
Collection requirements are assessed in advance, including access, approximate volume, equipment type and any handling or security requirements.
Equipment considered
Unusual, damaged or specialist equipment may require additional assessment.
Collection availability depends on travel distance, equipment volume, access and processing requirements.
A charge may apply where unusual travel, restricted access, specialist or bulky equipment, on-site processing or other additional resources are required. Any charge is explained and agreed before the collection is booked.
Ownership
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, ownership of accepted equipment transfers to Secure IT Lifecycle following collection.
The written service agreement will set out the intended routes for reuse, component recovery, destruction or recycling.
Collection is free in most cases. Tell us what you need to dispose of and we’ll confirm the collection and processing options.