Servers and network equipment: reuse, buyback and recycling in Tijuana
Data-center hardware is where the most value is recovered — and where the most data gets forgotten. We appraise your servers and network gear for reuse or buyback, sanitize the data and recycle what is left.
- Records per lot
- Data destroyed where it applies
- Pickup at your facility
- NOM-161 compliance
What we take
Rack and tower servers
Any manufacturer and generation; the valuation accounts for processors, memory and drives.
Switches, routers and firewalls
Access, core and data-center network gear — with documented configuration wiping.
Storage arrays and SAN
With sanitization or destruction of every medium before any reuse decision.
Racks, PDUs, UPS and accessories
Full site decommissioning: cabinets, power distribution, structured cabling and backup systems.
How it works
- 1
Inventory and valuation
You send the list, or we build it on site. We classify each asset: reuse value or recycling material.
- 2
Data sanitization
Drives, configurations and media are erased under NIST 800-88 or destroyed, with a per-serial-number certificate.
- 3
Payment, pickup and records
We buy what still holds value, recycle the rest with traceability, and you receive the complete project documentation.
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Questions about servers & network equipment
Do you buy used servers?
Yes, when they still hold reuse value: the valuation depends on the generation, the configuration (CPU, RAM, drives) and the size of the lot. What no longer has a market is recycled with documentation. Always with data sanitization first.
Do you handle full data center or site decommissioning?
Yes — it is one of our core services: dismantling, inventory, sanitization, valuation and removal of the entire site, under chain of custody. See the equipment dismantling page for the detail.
What happens to the configurations on network equipment?
Every switch, router and firewall goes through configuration wiping and factory reset before any reuse — your topology and credentials do not leave with the hardware. A record is kept per lot.
Can we send a mixed lot (servers, network, drives, UPS)?
Yes, and that is the norm in a decommissioning. We do the sorting: what gets appraised for buyback, which media go to data destruction, and what enters recycling. You receive a single documentary file for the project.