Discover why government agencies and companies of all sizes trust PC Disposal to protect them from data liability — backed by a $1,000,000 guarantee.
Any electronics recycler can say they'll remove your sensitive data. PC Disposal has taken the extra step to be independently audited and certified by NAID — the National Association for Information Destruction — as a AAA responsible recycler.
Our data wipe procedures adhere to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines. Every client receives a Certificate of Data Destruction, listed by hardware serial number, confirming complete sanitization or physical destruction.
PC Disposal's facility is certified by the National Association for Information Destruction for secure electronic media destruction. Our processes meet the highest standards in the industry.
View Our Certification →PC Disposal properly retires computer hardware with a focus on security, legal compliance, and accountability.
We offer secure hard drive wiping and provide a Certificate of Destruction (COD), listed by serial number, for verification. Protect your sensitive information and maintain compliance with confidence.
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PC Disposal takes title to your equipment and protects you from liability. No subcontractor loopholes — equipment is sent directly to our processing facility.
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We're the first IT disposal company to back our services with a $1,000,000 guarantee that all hard drives are completely sanitized or destroyed.
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PC Disposal offers nationwide IT asset disposal. If you have 25 or more pieces of equipment, PC Disposal will pick up your technology directly from your dock.
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Our ITAD (IT Asset Disposition) remarketing division has built multiple channels to quickly get you the best return on equipment that still holds significant resale value.
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Our optional locked steel cages are shipped to your location so staff can securely move equipment to your dock for pickup and secure transport.
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Contact us to schedule a convenient time. We'll have a truck come to your business to pick up the equipment.
Equipment arrives at our NAID AAA Certified facility and is securely processed based on your requirements. Learn More...
We provide a Certificate of Destruction (COD), listed by hardware serial number, detailing the services performed.
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Started in 1998, PC Disposal built its reputation by protecting clients from liability while protecting the environment.
Independently audited by the National Association for Information Destruction — the gold standard in data security.
100% compliant with HIPAA, HITECH, Gramm-Leach-Bliley, FACTA Red Flags Rule, and EPA requirements.
The first and only IT disposal company to back its services with a $1,000,000 secure data guarantee.
Equipment is recycled using methods that meet or exceed all state and federal environmental regulations.
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Introducing the PrivaCage™ secure equipment container. When
you order PC Disposal's Secure Plus™ Risk Management Disposal service, these cages
will be delivered to your location. PrivaCages can easily be rolled from floor to floor
and room to room, allowing your staff to securely move old equipment to your shipping
dock for pickup by our company.
Sometimes publicity can be a bad thing. Like when
your company is in the news because client records were found in city dumps or bought on
an auction website. If recycling companies are keeping their promises to sanitize hard
drives, why does data keep showing up on hard drives that were supposed to be sanitized
or destroyed?