Old IT is worth more than the weight of its casing, and less than people hope. The value sits in the boards, the power supplies, the copper in the cabling and the aluminium in the heatsinks and server chassis.
What we take
- Desktops, laptops and monitors
- Servers, switches, routers and racks
- UPS units, keeping the batteries separate
- Printers, copiers and office electronics
- Cables, patch leads and power supplies
Plastic housings and old CRT screens are not worth anything on their own, so tell us if a load is mostly those before you move it.
Wipe the drives first
This is the part worth repeating. We buy hardware, not data, and we do not take responsibility for what is on a disk when it arrives.
If the machines held company or customer data, remove the drives or have your IT team wipe them before the equipment leaves your office. A removed drive costs you nothing on the rate, because drives are a small part of the weight.
How it is priced
Mixed IT is priced as a load. A rack of servers, a pallet of desktops, or a room of office equipment each get their own number depending on what is in them. Sorted material pays better than a mixed pile, but for most offices the sorting is not worth the labour.
Office clearances
For a full office or control room, send photos on WhatsApp with a rough count of machines, racks and monitors. We will tell you what it is worth and arrange a time that does not block your floor.
Call or WhatsApp +971 52 727 0105.
Common questions
Do you wipe the hard drives in old computers?
No. We buy hardware, not data. Remove the drives, or have your IT team wipe them, before the equipment leaves your office.
Are old monitors and printers worth anything?
Printers and office electronics are bought, but plastic housings and old CRT screens have little value on their own. Tell us if a load is mostly those before you move it.
