We haul off your old tech. Free.
Computers, laptops, monitors, servers — we pick them up, wipe every drive, and give what's still good a second life. You get a clean garage and a clear conscience.
What are you getting rid of?Tap everything that applies. Rough counts are fine.
We don't take tube TVs, loose batteries, or appliances — see the full list.
Where is it?Street address or just the cross-streets — we only need enough to plan the route.
When works for you?We run pickups Wednesdays, Thursdays and weekend afternoons. Pick a day and a window — we'll text to lock in a time.
Got a photo?Optional, but it helps us bring the right car and the right boxes. Especially for big or heavy stuff.
Last thing — how do we reach you?We'll text you a pickup time. No spam, no list.
Look right?We'll text you within a day to confirm the time.
You're booked.
We've got your request. Expect a text from (702) 760-5037 to lock in the time. Need it sooner? Just call that number.
Three things we do. One of them is free.
Pickup costs nothing because the gear has value to us. Businesses pay for the paperwork, not the truck.
Free pickup
Desktops, laptops, servers, networking gear and monitors — collected from your home or office anywhere in the valley. No fee, no minimum.
PURGE data destruction
Drives come out before anything else. Every one is wiped to NIST SP 800-88. Need proof? We serialize it and sign it.
Refurbished tech
Business-class machines get tested, cleaned and resold. The rest is parted out or recycled with a licensed downstream — nothing to landfill.
Nothing left to recover.
Handing off a computer means handing off everything on it — tax returns, passwords, customer files. PURGE is how we make sure none of it leaves with the machine.
- 01Drives out first. Pulled and labeled before any testing or resale happens.
- 02Wiped to the federal standard. NIST SP 800-88 Clear / Purge — or physically destroyed on request.
- 03Paperwork you can file. Certificate with device and drive serials, dated and signed.
Yes to most of it. No to the dangerous stuff.
Not sure? Add a photo when you book and we'll tell you straight.
We take
- Business desktops & laptopsDell, HP, Lenovo — working or not.
- Servers, workstations, NASRack or tower; RAM, CPUs, drives all get reused.
- Networking gearSwitches, routers, access points, firewalls.
- Gaming & consumer PCsWhole systems or loose parts.
- Monitors 24" and upFlat panel, with stand.
- Dead or cracked laptopsStill worth it for the drive, RAM and screen.
- Phones & tabletsFactory-reset in front of us — we'll walk you through it.
We don't take
- Tube TVs and CRT monitorsLead glass. Nevada State Recycle (1816 Industrial Rd) takes them for a small fee.
- Loose batteries, e-bike / scooter packsFire risk in transit. Batteries still inside a laptop are fine.
- Appliances, microwaves, anything with refrigerant
- Inkjet printersWorking business laser printers are OK.
- Wet, moldy or pest-damaged equipment
Have one of these anyway? Ask — we can usually point you to the right place.
Four steps. You do one of them.
Book
Select the items you have or send a photo. Choose a pick-up day.
We confirm
You get a text with a time window — and a reminder the morning of.
We load it
Curb, garage or office. You sign a one-line sheet listing what left with us.
We purge it
Drives wiped or destroyed. Certificate emailed if you asked for one.
Fair questions.
Why is it free?
Because working parts have value. A six-year-old office PC still holds RAM, an SSD and a CPU that someone wants. We make our money reselling tested gear, so we'd rather pick yours up than see it in a dumpster.
When is there a charge?
Two cases. A big load that needs a rented truck (more than about six machines, a full rack, or an office cleanout) is a flat $49 — and we tell you before we come. And if you want a certificate of destruction or physical drive destruction for compliance, that's $10 or $15 per drive. Residential pickups almost never pay anything.
What happens to my data?
Every storage drive is removed before the machine is tested or resold, then wiped using the NIST SP 800-88 method — the same standard federal agencies use. If you'd like proof, we issue a signed certificate listing each drive serial. If you'd rather, we drill or shred the drive and send you a photo.
Do I need to wipe it myself first?
No. Leave it as is. If you have passwords or a BIOS lock, you don't need to remove them either — we're wiping the drive, not logging in. For phones and tablets we do ask you to factory-reset in front of us, because activation locks make them unusable.
Where do you go?
Our core area is Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Summerlin and Spring Valley. Henderson and Boulder City are an extended area — we group those pickups into one run, so it may take a week or so, and small single items may be better dropped at Nevada State Recycle. Pickups happen Wednesdays, Thursdays and weekend afternoons.
Are you a licensed recycler?
Nevada doesn't license e-waste recyclers (NDEP). We operate as a small-quantity handler, refuse the hazardous categories (CRTs, loose batteries), and send anything we can't reuse to a licensed downstream recycler in Las Vegas. Nothing goes to a landfill.