Your Retired Assets May Still Have Value.
Before treating every retired asset as waste, we evaluate each one for its best-possible next step — working through a structured recovery hierarchy.
Assess My AssetsOne Asset. Multiple Possible Futures.
Recovery value decreases as you move down the hierarchy. The goal is to keep each asset at the highest possible level.
Reuse
Highest value. Working equipment redeployed internally or transferred — no processing required.
Redeployment
Working equipment assigned to another user, team or location within the organization.
Refurbishment
Devices repaired, cleaned and upgraded — then redeployed or sold as refurbished.
Resale
Working or refurbished devices sold through appropriate channels.
Parts Recovery
Non-refurbishable units assessed for component-level recovery.
Material Recovery
Material value recovered through appropriate processing — metals, plastics and other recoverable materials.
Responsible Recycling
Final resort for end-of-life equipment with no remaining functional or component value.
Recovery Value
Indicative value recovery potential — relative, not absolute. Actual recovery depends on asset type, age and market.
How We Route Each Asset.
A simple decision tree drives the routing of every asset through the recovery process.
Is the device working?
Is there internal need?
Can it be refurbished?
Are there recoverable parts?
This framework is applied asset by asset — not batch by batch. Outcome depends on actual condition assessment.
Find Out What Your Assets Are Worth.
Submit an asset list and we'll identify the recovery potential for each category.