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IT Equipment Removal for Commercial Movers

Keep retired IT out of the move stream with coordinated removal and documented disposition.

eLake helps commercial movers and office-relocation teams separate retired computers and electronics from equipment being relocated, coordinate collection around agreed site access and move schedules, and manage data handling and final records.

Headquartered in Livonia, serving Southeast Michigan.

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Illustrative equipment photo. Ahmed Lishane / Pexels

A clear path for equipment that should not move

When an office move includes end-of-life or surplus technology, eLake helps identify the removal stream, coordinate collection for the agreed project plan, and provide records for the customer’s closeout.

A practical handoff for retired technology

eLake reviews the equipment included in the project and helps distinguish retired or surplus items from assets the moving team is transporting.

Equipment review
Confirm accepted equipment within the project review.
Collection coordination
Align pickup or removal with agreed site access.
Asset visibility
Track items through an Asset Inventory Manifest.
Disposition clarity
Document outcomes in an agreed Disposition Report.

When eLake can help

Bring us into the equipment-retirement part of the project. We coordinate the equipment handoff, data services and records with the contacts agreed for the work.

Retired equipment is mixed into the move

Separate computers, servers, storage, networking gear, displays, mobile devices, and related electronics from equipment scheduled for relocation.

Access depends on the move plan

Coordinate collection or removal around agreed site access, staging needs, and the project schedule established with the customer.

The customer needs a documented closeout

Handle agreed data and disposition records so the customer can track what was collected, sanitized, recycled, or otherwise processed.

Equipment that commonly leaves service

Servers & enterprise hardware

Retired servers and enterprise equipment, including qualifying full equipment lots.

Networking equipment

Switches, routers, access points and related hardware removed during upgrades.

Storage & drives

Storage systems, hard drives and SSDs with the applicable data service identified.

Computers & mobile devices

Business laptops, desktops, workstations, tablets and smartphones leaving use.

Office electronics

Accepted monitors, printers and related business equipment included in a clearout.

Parts & accessories

Computer parts, cables and accessories considered with the electronics project.

Certifications and compliance

Our certifications and management systems support responsible electronics handling. Data-service planning follows federal media-sanitization guidance, with documentation available for your organization.

R2v3 Certified

R2v3 certification supports responsible electronics asset management, reuse, recycling, and documented downstream disposition.

ISO Certifications

  • ISO 9001:2015Quality management
  • ISO 14001:2015Environmental management
  • ISO 45001:2018Occupational health and safety

NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2

Guidance for addressing information on retired drives, computers and other data-bearing equipment.

Federal media-sanitization guidance

Registered with Michigan EGLE for applicable electronics recycling and takeback activities.

Working together on the project

Clear responsibilities, a coordinated handoff and a documented outcome.

  1. Review the equipment

    Identify retired, surplus, and accepted equipment within the project.

  2. Set the handoff plan

    Agree site access, collection timing, contacts, and required customer records.

  3. Collect and process

    eLake coordinates removal and handles agreed data, recycling, and disposition services.

  4. Receive the closeout

    Review the agreed inventory, custody, destruction, recycling, disposition, or ESG records.

Common questions

Can eLake remove equipment that is not being relocated?

Yes. eLake can coordinate collection or removal for accepted retired and surplus electronics identified during the project review.

Can collection happen around our move schedule?

Yes. Collection can be coordinated around the site access and project timing agreed with the moving team and customer.

What equipment can be included?

Common items include computers, servers, storage, networking equipment, monitors, printers, mobile devices, parts, and cables, subject to project review.

What records can the customer receive?

As agreed, records may include data destruction, erasure, recycling, inventory, chain of custody, disposition, and ESG reporting documents.

Plan the removal stream before the move

Tell us about the retired equipment and the part you would like eLake to handle. You do not need to have everything finalized.

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