College and University Electronics Recycling
Campus Electronics and IT Equipment Removal
Michigan Electronic Recycling helps colleges and universities retire computers, lab and office IT equipment, servers, monitors, printers, and peripherals. We coordinate pickups across campus buildings and can plan around academic calendars and summer projects.
Our team handles labor, palletizing, hauling, sorting, data sanitization, counting, and certification within the agreed scope. Share building locations, loading access, equipment quantities, and your preferred schedule when requesting a quote.
Mott College Data Center Decommissioning
Our work for Mott College included a large data center decommissioning involving servers, switches, tape backups, UPS units, storage arrays, and power distribution units. We handled equipment removal and the downstream processing, inventory, sanitization, and certification.
For campus server rooms and data centers, describe which systems are being retired and which must remain operational. We can coordinate selective removal or a broader decommissioning project.
Data Sanitization, Documentation and Reuse
Compatible computers can be sanitized using Aiken PXE workflows or Active@ KillDisk. Standalone wiping equipment and physical shredding are available for other media. Supported storage includes SAS 6 Gb/s and 12 Gb/s, SATA, IDE, CompactFlash, and NVMe including U.2.
We follow NIST SP 800-88 guidance and provide certificates of data destruction. Serialized equipment inventories and peripheral counts are tailored to your project.
We prioritize reuse when it meets your requirements. Recoverable equipment value may offset project costs; condition, specifications, and resale demand determine value.