Old IT equipment, monitors, servers, network kit and other electrical items can't go in a skip. For business WEEE disposal we collect it from your premises with our own vehicles and crews, take it to our regulated recycling partner and give you the certification. We work from Church Crookham, Fleet, Hampshire, across London, Heathrow and the rest of the UK.
WEEE is waste electrical and electronic equipment. We take the business end of it, which means the kit you've retired from offices, server rooms and data centres. Our WEEE recycling partner is a regulated Approved Authorised Treatment Facility (AATF), and it issues the certification.
Business WEEE is regulated, so the paperwork is what makes the job count. The table shows what you get from us.
For a regulated customer the record of where the equipment went matters as much as the collection. The WEEE and Environmental Reporting Template links the asset list, the waste paperwork and the final outcome under one reference.
Use these to check any supplier's WEEE paperwork, ours included. Free, no form.
The WEEE and Environmental Reporting Template is a fill-in report that records what happened to redundant electrical and IT equipment after it left your building: what was collected, who carried it, how it was treated and how much was reused or recycled.
Anything electrical or electronic that your business no longer uses: computers, laptops, monitors, servers, network equipment, phones, printers and similar. Cables count too. The WEEE regulations guide lists the categories.
We don't have a standard price, so there are no WEEE prices to quote. What moves the cost is the amount, the type of equipment, how far we travel, the access at your site, whether we have to list or de-rack the kit first, and whether hard drives need destroying.
Some kit has resale value, which can offset the cost. Send us a list and we'll quote.
Yes. Our AATF partner issues the certification.
Where the equipment holds data, you also get a certificate of destruction listing the makes and serial numbers. Our sample certificate shows what to look for.
It's the record that waste changed hands: who gave it, who took it, what it was and when. You should have one for each collection, and you should keep it. Ours go with the certification, and the reporting template ties them to your asset list.
Yes, and we do it ourselves. We use tail lift vehicles for small jobs and HGVs for big ones. In September 2024 two of our HGVs spent a day on a London decommission, and in April 2021 we took two van loads of waste IT from Wiltshire to a WEEE facility.
It's destroyed before the equipment is recycled. Hard drives and solid state drives are removed, scanned in and shredded, and you get a certificate.
In one clearance in 2021 we recovered over 1,000 hard drives from 50 or more desks. See hard drive shredding services.
We work from Church Crookham, Fleet, Hampshire, and collect across the UK, including London, Surrey, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Nottingham, Edinburgh and Devon, and from Europe as well. See IT disposal in London for London.
Yes. That's most of what we do. A WEEE collection is often one part of a full IT asset disposal job, which also covers the asset register and the data destruction.
Tell us what you've got, roughly how much, and where it is, and we'll come back with questions or a quote.
We work from Church Crookham, Fleet, Hampshire. Jobs in London, Surrey, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Nottingham, Edinburgh, Devon and across Europe all run from there, with our own crews.
We have your details. Someone from the team will read it and come back to you by phone or email.
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