A lot is outside your resale focus
When a full server or storage lot does not fit your evaluation model, submit the project for review instead of building a unit-by-unit resale plan.
Move qualifying server lots forward without evaluating or reselling every unit yourself.
eLake Tech Solutions helps electronics recyclers review qualifying full server, storage, and network lots, then coordinate direct purchasing or agreed resale with project records and client handoff support.
Headquartered in Livonia, serving Southeast Michigan.

For Southeast Michigan recyclers, eLake reviews qualifying server, storage, and network lots for a project-specific recovery path. Services can include ITAD, sanitization, physical media destruction, direct purchasing or agreed resale, and agreed records.
Share the lot project and project context. eLake reviews qualifying equipment within the project and identifies a practical next step without requiring your team to evaluate every unit for resale.
For qualifying equipment, eLake can provide direct purchasing or agreed resale on behalf. The recovery approach, project, and client communication are agreed for each project.
eLake can coordinate wiping or media sanitization and physical media destruction, with records agreed to the project. Partner handoff and client communication are coordinated as part of the engagement.
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.
When a full server or storage lot does not fit your evaluation model, submit the project for review instead of building a unit-by-unit resale plan.
For qualifying equipment, eLake can coordinate collection or removal, data sanitization, physical media destruction, and an agreed recovery approach.
Project records can support your client handoff, including asset, custody, data-destruction, recycling, disposition, and ESG documentation as agreed.
Retired servers and enterprise equipment, including qualifying full equipment lots.
Switches, routers, access points and related hardware removed during upgrades.
Storage systems, hard drives and SSDs with the applicable data service identified.
Business laptops, desktops, workstations, tablets and smartphones leaving use.
Accepted monitors, printers and related business equipment included in a clearout.
Computer parts, cables and accessories considered with the electronics project.
Our certifications and management systems support responsible electronics handling. Data-service planning follows federal media-sanitization guidance, with documentation available for your organization.
R2v3 certification supports responsible electronics asset management, reuse, recycling, and documented downstream disposition.
Guidance for addressing information on retired drives, computers and other data-bearing equipment.
Federal media-sanitization guidanceRegistered with Michigan EGLE for applicable electronics recycling and takeback activities.
Clear responsibilities, a coordinated handoff and a documented outcome.
Provide the available server, storage, and network lot details and project requirements.
eLake reviews qualifying equipment and confirms a project-specific service and recovery path.
Arrange agreed collection or removal, sanitization, destruction, purchasing, or resale activities.
Close the handoff with the agreed asset, custody, disposition, recycling, and data records.
eLake reviews qualifying full lots involving servers, storage, HDDs or SSDs, switches, routers, access points, and related equipment within the project.
Yes. Qualifying equipment can be considered for direct purchasing. Agreed resale on your behalf is another option, with the approach selected for the lot.
Yes. Agreed services can include wiping or media sanitization and physical media destruction, with a Certificate of Data Destruction or Proof of Erasure when applicable.
As agreed, records may include an Asset Inventory Manifest, Chain of Custody Record, Disposition Report, Certificate of Recycling, data records, and ESG reporting.
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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