License CEW116071

SECURE IT EQUIPMENT RETIREMENT · GREATER LOS ANGELES

Secure server recycling
in Los Angeles.

Retire the hardware. Protect what matters.

Give retired servers a responsible next step with eWaste U.S. Arrange server equipment recycling, business pickup and hard drive destruction options with a local team based in North Hollywood.

For businesses, IT teams & organizations · Serving Los Angeles since 2014

Stack of retired server equipment prepared for recycling

SERVER EQUIPMENT · A RESPONSIBLE NEXT STEP

Greater Los Angeles

Data security first

Plan hard drive and SSD destruction before handoff.

Local pickup & drop-off

Choose the right option for your equipment and location.

Documentation available

Ask about tracking and a Certificate of Data Destruction.

FROM SERVER ROOMS TO OFFICE IT

Server equipment
we help you retire.

Upgrading infrastructure, consolidating equipment or clearing out a server room? eWaste U.S. helps Greater Los Angeles businesses recycle unwanted servers and related IT equipment. Send your inventory so we can confirm the scope.

01 / SERVER HARDWARE

Rack & tower servers

Retired rack-mount servers, tower servers and obsolete server components from your business or organization.

02 / DATA-BEARING EQUIPMENT

Storage & server drives

Hard drives, SSDs and storage equipment that need a clear data destruction plan before retirement.

03 / RELATED IT EQUIPMENT

Networking & office IT

Include switches, networking equipment and other retired electronics in your inventory for acceptance confirmation.

Retiring more than servers? Explore computer recycling and all accepted electronics.

THE HARDWARE RETIRES. THE DATA STILL MATTERS.

Make data security
part of your exit plan.

Retired servers can hold customer records, employee information, business files and other sensitive data. Shutting down a server or deleting files does not replace a planned data destruction service.

eWaste U.S. offers hard drive and SSD destruction services alongside electronics recycling. Discuss the storage media involved, destruction requirements, tracking and a Certificate of Data Destruction before handing over your equipment.

Explore data destruction ↗

PLAN BEFORE THE HANDOFF

01

Identify data-bearing assets

List the servers and storage devices being retired. Note drive quantities and any asset or serial numbers your team needs to track.

02

Confirm your data service

Agree on destruction services, documentation and pricing with our team before pickup or drop-off.

03

Keep the records you need

Ask about tracking and a Certificate of Data Destruction when arranging service so your recordkeeping needs are clear.

CHOOSE YOUR NEXT STEP

Server pickup or local drop-off.

Whether you have a few retired servers or a larger equipment clear-out, start by sharing what you have and where it is located.

01 / NORTH HOLLYWOOD DROP-OFF

Bring retired equipment to us.

Drop off server equipment at our North Hollywood location during regular business hours. Call ahead to discuss large or heavy loads and data destruction needs.

7341 Fulton Ave
North Hollywood, CA 91605
Monday–Friday · 8:00am–4:00pm

Get directions ↗

Confirm acceptance and handling details before transporting bulky equipment.

02 / GREATER LOS ANGELES PICKUP

Plan a business equipment pickup.

Request pickup for unwanted servers and IT equipment at your business or organization. We will confirm availability, access details and service arrangements for your location.

Include with your request:
Server types, quantities and photos
Pickup address and access details
Storage media and data destruction needs

Request server pickup ↗

Pickup availability, scope, fees and data destruction services are confirmed by our team.

A CLEAR START FOR YOUR IT REFRESH

Plan your server retirement in 3 steps.

1. Build your inventory. List servers, drives and related electronics. Add equipment photos, quantities and any records your team needs.

2. Coordinate with your IT team. Complete backups and migration, then arrange shutdown, disconnection and equipment preparation before handoff. Tell us about stairs, elevators or loading access.

3. Confirm the recycling plan. Contact eWaste U.S. to agree on pickup or drop-off, data destruction requirements, documentation and any fees.

Planning a server-room or data-center equipment clear-out? Share the project details so we can confirm what we can handle. See our Greater Los Angeles service area or call (818) 465-5381.

GOOD QUESTIONS

Server recycling questions, answered.

Where can I recycle servers in Los Angeles?

eWaste U.S. offers server recycling from its North Hollywood location at 7341 Fulton Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91605. Visit Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm, or request business pickup in Greater Los Angeles. Call ahead for large loads.

What types of server equipment can I recycle?

We recycle unwanted or obsolete server equipment and components. Include rack-mount servers, tower servers, storage devices and related IT equipment in your inventory so our team can confirm acceptance and handling details.

How do I protect data on retired servers?

Identify all hard drives, SSDs and other data-bearing devices before retirement. Complete backups and migration with your IT team, then arrange the appropriate data destruction service with eWaste U.S. before pickup or drop-off.

Can I request a Certificate of Data Destruction?

Yes. Ask about tracking and a Certificate of Data Destruction when planning service. Confirm the devices covered, documentation requirements and pricing with our team before handing over equipment.

Can you help with a server-room or data-center equipment clear-out?

We can discuss recycling for retired server equipment from an IT refresh, server-room clear-out or data-center equipment retirement. Share the inventory, location and access details so we can confirm the services and handling required for your project.

Is server recycling pickup free?

Contact our team for pricing based on your equipment, quantity, location and service needs. Pickup and data destruction may have separate fees. We will confirm availability and costs before scheduling.

MAKE ROOM FOR WHAT’S NEXT

Ready to retire your old servers?

Share your equipment list and location. We’ll help you plan server recycling, pickup or drop-off, and data destruction.