Retired PC Sanitization
Multi-pass secure wipe of decommissioned desktops and laptops. Certificate of destruction provided on request. Covers all drive types — HDD, SSD, NVMe.
Princeton Service Center · Princeton, NJ
IT Asset Disposition (ITAD)
Retiring PCs, servers, or bulk hardware? We securely wipe every drive to NIST 800-88 standards — so sensitive business data never leaves in the wrong hands.
For Businesses & Enterprises
Secure Data Destruction & Hardware Disposal
Before any retired hardware leaves your building, every drive is wiped to NIST 800-88 standards. Certificate of destruction available on request.
Server Drive Sanitization
Complete data destruction for server-grade HDDs and SSDs removed from retired rack hardware — every sector cleared, documented, and verified.
Bulk Hard Drive Wiping
Volume wiping for batches of drives — ideal for IT hardware refresh cycles, equipment lease returns, or full office closures.
The Process
How a Drive-Wiping Job Runs
1. Tell Us What You Are Retiring
Call with the number and kind of machines or drives. You get a price and a date in writing before anything is touched.
2. Every Drive Is Wiped and Checked
Hard drives, SSDs and NVMe drives are each erased by the method NIST 800-88 sets out for that kind of drive, and the result is verified.
3. You Get the Record
A written record of what was wiped and when comes with every job. A certificate of destruction is available on request.
Questions
IT Asset Disposition FAQ
No. Deleting or formatting removes the index that points to your files, not the files themselves, and they can be recovered with common tools. A proper wipe erases every part of the drive, including areas a format never touches.
It is the guideline for sanitizing storage media published by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology. It sets out how each kind of drive has to be erased so the data cannot be recovered, and it is the standard most security and compliance policies point to.
Yes. An SSD keeps data in spare cells that simple overwriting can miss, so it is erased with the drive's own secure-erase commands instead. Each drive is wiped by the method that suits its type.
Yes. Every job includes a written record of what was wiped and when, and you can ask for a certificate of destruction.
By volume. Call us with what you have and you get a written quote before any work starts.
Need Bulk Drive Wiping or ITAD?
Call to discuss volume pricing and scheduling. Every job includes a written record of what was wiped and when.
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