If a drive leaves your building intact, you are trusting somebody else's paperwork. We would rather destroy it in front of you. Our mobile teams shred hard drives, SSDs and tapes on your premises at up to 210 drives an hour, scanning every serial into the certificate of destruction as we go. Where a site cannot take the shredder, we degauss and puncture on site and shred the remains under seal at our warehouse. Everything that follows is WEEE certified and nothing goes to landfill.
We work with CISOs, InfoSec, asset managers, and procurement to reduce risk and clear inventory without disrupting operations.

If a drive leaves your building intact, you are trusting somebody else's paperwork. We would rather destroy it in front of you. Our HSM Powerline StoreEx HDS 150 shreds drives, SSDs and tapes at up to 210 an hour to a 40mm strip at H-3, off a normal 13 amp socket or our own generator in the van. Every serial is barcode scanned into your certificate of destruction. Where a site cannot take the shredder, we degauss and puncture on site, then shred the remains under seal at Heathrow.


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Retiring an estate is mostly a paperwork problem. We pre-sort your kit, build our own asset register and cross-reference it against yours, then strip every visible asset tag so nothing traces back to you. Drives and SSDs come out and go through our HSM shredder, serials scanned into the certificate of destruction. What is left goes to our approved precious metal refiners and to an Approved Authorised Treatment Facility (AATF) who issue the WEEE certification. Nothing goes to landfill. Reusable kit can be stored, redeployed or donated instead.



We bring the shredder to you rather than asking you to trust a van. The HSM Powerline StoreEx HDS 150 handles hard drives, SSDs, LTO, DLT and Ultrium tapes, optical discs, USB sticks, phones and ID cards, up to 210 drives an hour at a 40mm strip, H-3. It runs off a 13 amp socket or our own 7kw generator. Serials are barcode scanned into the certificate of destruction, and the certificate is signed before the van leaves.


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Long term or short term storage for IT equipment at our two warehouses, London Heathrow and Farnborough Airport. 850 racked pallet spaces, and another 150 out of gauge floor spaces for the things that will not sit on a pallet. Everything is held on our warehouse management system. Both sites are alarmed to an NSI Gold alarm receiving centre with police response, on 24 hour monitored CCTV, with a 24 hour call out facility if you need access to your own kit at an odd hour.



WEEE, the waste electrical and electronic equipment rules, is the part of an office clearance that people forget until the skip turns up. We collect on our own vehicles under our own Environment Agency waste carrier registration, segregate anything data bearing for shredding first, and send the rest to a regulated Approved Authorised Treatment Facility that issues the WEEE certification. You get transfer paperwork, weights by category and a clear line back to the batch. Nothing goes to landfill.


We show the method and share the paperwork upfront.

Seal logs, photo evidence, and serial reconciliation at uplift and processing. Reports include timestamps and personnel.
Sample certificates of destruction are available before engagement. We align with your wipe versus shred policy and retention rules.
Regular milk-round collections or one-off clearances with agreed windows and on-call response for urgent requests.
Designed for large organisations. We coordinate calendars across regional offices, DCs, and branch sites. Single point of contact, consistent crews, and consolidated reporting.
We operate under ISO-aligned procedures. WEEE compliant processing with environmental statistics for your annual report.

Documented GDPR compliance, UK Data Protection Act alignment, ISO 27001–aligned controls, DBS-checked crews, signed Data Processing Agreements, and secure transportation with GPS tracking and vetted drivers to protect data in transit.

Fully compliant ITAD services with WEEE disposal certificates, waste carrier licence details, hazardous stream separation, reuse-first hierarchy, and downloadable environmental impact reports showing weights by material type for ESG audits.

End-to-end chain-of-custody with serialized asset logs, tamper-evident seals, time-stamped photos, and Certificates of Destruction. On-site shredding with verified shred size to DIN 66399 standard, plus RAMS documentation and SLA response times for multi-site collections.
Yes. Mixed loads are the normal case rather than the exception, because nobody's comms room contains only one type of thing. We collect from each site under its own manifest, scanned by serial before it leaves the floor, then consolidate everything at the warehouse and sort it there, where there is light, space and a prep table, rather than in the back of a van in a car park. Drives are separated and shredded, machines worth reusing go one way, WEEE material goes another, and tapes, optical media, phones and identity cards all go through the same HSM shredder. You get one asset register across every site, one certificate of destruction and one set of WEEE certification.
Yes, every one. Make, model and serial are captured with a handheld barcode scanner as the drive comes out of the chassis, then scanned again as it goes into the machine, and the certificate of destruction is built from that second scan rather than from the collection note. The two lists get compared. Anything on the first list that does not appear on the second is raised with you straight away, because a certificate carrying a serial that never went through the shredder is worse than no certificate at all. If we shred on your site your own people can witness it and sign the list themselves.
Depends where you are and what you have. We run scheduled rounds for clients who generate drives steadily and take ad hoc callouts for everything else, and the phone is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, so there is always somebody to ask. On-site shredding needs more notice than a collection, because the HSM machine and a two person team have to be free and we want a site survey first to work out whether it is going in an office, a loading bay or the back of the vehicle on the generator. Tell us the volumes and the postcodes. We will give you the earliest date we can actually keep.
You may not need to. If your recycler shreds drives on your premises, hands you a certificate with every serial on it and can tell you where the material ended up, stay where you are. Most cannot do all three. We bring the HSM Powerline StoreEx HDS 150 to your loading bay, run it off a normal 13 amp socket or off our own generator, and your people can watch the drives go in. The scan log runs from the chassis to the shredder, so when an auditor asks who held a particular drive between your building and its destruction there is a record rather than an assurance. Everything after that moves under our upper tier waste carrier registration, CBDU551195.
Send site addresses and an approximate asset list. We will return a secure plan and confirmed date.
