02 / Disposal
IT equipment collection and disposal
Laptops, desktops, phones, monitors and networking gear collected, usually free and with no minimum quantity.
The work
What this service is for.
Most providers will not send a van for fewer than ten items. That leaves the smallest and most common job, a handful of machines that have been retired and never dealt with, with nowhere to go. There is no minimum here. Working equipment is normally collected free of charge, because its residual value covers the work. Anything older or bulkier is quoted before collection, never after.
Good fit
When to call.
- 01
Fewer than ten items, which the national providers will not collect free.
- 02
A mixed pile nobody wants to sort: machines, monitors, cables, phones.
- 03
A refresh where the old fleet needs to leave as the new one arrives.
- 04
Equipment that must be disposed of lawfully under WEEE and duty of care.
What you get
Paperwork you can hand to somebody else.
The exact scope is agreed before collection. These are the outputs that make the job defensible afterwards, which is the part that matters when someone asks.
- Deliverable 01Collection from your premises, at a time you choose
- Deliverable 02Serial-level asset log and waste transfer documentation
- Deliverable 03Lawful WEEE disposal of anything beyond reuse, through authorised routes
- Deliverable 04A written quote before collection if a charge applies
Expected outcomes
What should be different.
- 01
No minimum quantity and no surprise invoice
- 02
Documented compliance with your duty of care
- 03
One named person who turns up, not a courier
However small the job
Tell me what you have and I will tell you what happens to it.
A rough count and a location is enough to give you a straight answer on cost, timing and what the certificate will say.
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