We empty server rooms and data centres end to end: planning, de-racking, cable removal, packing, transport, drive destruction with serial reports, resale of what has value and recycling of the rest. One crew, one accountable company.
A data centre job touches operations, security, safety and asset value at the same time. Most companies end up hiring a mover, a shredding company and a recycler, and then managing the gaps between them. EDI does all three with its own people, so one company is accountable from the facility floor through final disposition.
We confirm the asset profile, the access needs and what you want to happen to each kind of equipment.
The sequence, the people, the packaging, the security controls and the route are set and agreed.
De-racking, staging and transport, with documented handling at each hand-off.
Equipment goes to reuse, resale, destruction or recycling, as agreed.
Project records and final reports are completed against the scope.
For IT assets and drives: what happened to each serial number.
What was destroyed, how, when and where, with serial numbers when recorded.
Confirms your material was recycled through our Orillia facility.
Weights by material, with any credit or fee.
Both. A few racks in a back room and a multi-rack data hall follow the same steps.
Yes. Relocating racks and equipment between sites is part of what our crews do. See moving and white glove handling.
On sites in Ontario and Quebec. Tell us where yours is.
Hard drives, solid-state drives, phones and tapes shredded, or wiped with certified software, with every serial number recorded.
Retired laptops, servers, phones and network gear tested, wiped and resold, with a credit and a serial-level report.
Sensitive and heavy equipment packed, crated and moved between sites by people who handle it every day.
The steps that keep a server room or data centre clear-out on schedule, from the first inventory to the final report.
