Decommission without handling every asset one at a time.
Consolidate surplus computers, networking hardware, servers, storage equipment, wireless devices, and other technology after upgrades, office changes, migrations, or infrastructure refreshes.
IT Asset Recovery & Electronics Recycling
Turn surplus technology into value — or retire it responsibly.
HogeyTech helps businesses and individuals sell, reuse, clear data from, and responsibly dispose of surplus IT equipment. From computers and wireless access points to switches, servers, and storage hardware, we help determine the practical next step for equipment you no longer need.
Businesses
Individuals
Reuse & resale
Data-conscious handling
Common equipment
Business and personal technology
Servers & storage
Rack servers, storage systems, drives, and related hardware.
Network equipment
Switches, routers, firewalls, gateways, and appliances.
Computers
Desktops, laptops, workstations, and small-form systems.
Wireless
Access points, controllers, bridges, and related equipment.
Who we work with
A practical option for surplus technology.
Whether you are replacing a few computers or clearing equipment from an office, network closet, lab, or server environment, HogeyTech can review what you have and help determine what may still have value and what should move toward responsible recycling.
Give useful equipment a better next destination.
Have computers, networking gear, servers, or other IT equipment sitting unused? Send us the model information or photos and we can review whether the equipment may be suitable for purchase, reuse, or recycling.
What we do
Recover value where practical. Recycle what no longer belongs in service.
Not every device needs the same outcome. Equipment condition, configuration, age, storage media, market demand, and reuse potential all matter.
Surplus purchasing
Equipment with practical resale or reuse value may be eligible for a purchase offer after review.
Asset recovery
Consolidate retired or excess technology so usable equipment can be evaluated for reuse or resale.
Data erasure
Data-erasure options are available for supported storage-bearing devices before equipment is reused, resold, or otherwise processed.
Electronics recycling
Equipment that is not appropriate for continued use can be directed toward responsible electronics recycling or disposition.
Equipment
Focused on computers, networks, servers, and business electronics.
If you do not see your equipment listed, send the manufacturer, model number, quantity, and a few photos for review.
Rack, tower, blade, and related enterprise computing hardware.
Managed and unmanaged Ethernet, PoE, enterprise, and data-center switches.
Routers, gateways, firewalls, security appliances, and network devices.
Wireless access points, controllers, bridges, and related networking equipment.
Business desktops, mini PCs, workstations, and small-form-factor computers.
Business notebooks, mobile workstations, and general-purpose laptops.
NAS, SAN, storage arrays, drive enclosures, and supported storage media.
Selected telecommunications, rack, networking, and infrastructure electronics.
Send model numbers and photos for equipment that does not fit a listed category.
Process
From equipment list to practical next step.
Start with the information you already have. Exact inventory records are helpful, but they are not required for an initial review.
Tell us what you have
Send photos, manufacturer and model information, approximate quantities, and equipment condition when known.
Equipment review
We review the equipment for possible resale, reuse, data handling, or recycling paths.
Agree on the next step
Depending on the equipment, that may include a purchase offer, collection arrangement, data handling, or recycling.
Process the equipment
Equipment is handled according to the agreed disposition path and the services requested.
Data handling
Storage-bearing equipment deserves additional care.
Servers, computers, storage systems, and other devices may contain business or personal data. HogeyTech can provide data-erasure options for supported devices as part of the disposition process.
The appropriate method depends on the equipment, storage technology, condition, accessibility, and the level of assurance required.
Data-conscious handling can include:
- Identifying storage-bearing equipment during review.
- Separating devices that require data handling from ordinary hardware.
- Data erasure on supported and functional storage devices.
- Verification appropriate to the agreed service where available.
- Alternative disposition when normal erasure is not practical.
Data-erasure services and documentation depend on the equipment and
agreed scope. HogeyTech does not describe a service as certified data
destruction unless that specific service and documentation have been
expressly agreed.
Have surplus technology?
Request a review →
Send us the equipment list — or just start with photos.
Include manufacturer and model numbers when available, approximate quantities, equipment condition, and whether the equipment may contain storage or sensitive data. We will review it and let you know the practical next step.