Our Services
IT Asset Recovery & Buyback Programs
Retired IT equipment carries more residual value than most organizations realize. We assess, process, and return that value — through direct buyback or revenue share — while handling certified data destruction and documentation on every asset.
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Your ITAD vendor should be returning value — not just charging for removal
Enterprise-grade servers, storage arrays, and networking equipment retain significant market value even at end of life. A three-year-old Dell server or a retired Cisco switch is worth real money to secondary market buyers — but only if someone bothers to assess it, process it properly, and connect it to those buyers.
Most organizations never see that value. Their ITAD vendor quotes a flat disposal fee, takes the equipment, and captures the resale margin internally. Prime Asset Recovery operates differently. We assess every asset, run it through our remarketing channels, and return the proceeds to you through a direct buyback payment or revenue share arrangement.
Data destruction and pickup documentation are included on every recovery engagement. Recovering value does not mean relaxing security standards — every engagement follows the same documented process as our full ITAD program.
How value recovery works
From retired equipment to returned value
Most ITAD vendors keep the resale value of your equipment. Here's exactly how we return it to you instead.
Many clients who expected to pay for disposal receive a check instead. The difference depends entirely on whether your vendor is returning value to you — or keeping it.
What we buy
Equipment we regularly assess and recover
Servers Servers & storage
amp; storage
Dell PowerEdge, HPE ProLiant, IBM, Supermicro, and other enterprise server platforms. Storage arrays from Dell EMC, NetApp, Pure Storage, and similar vendors. All generations and configurations evaluated. Retiring an entire facility? See our data center decommissioning service.
Networking infrastructure
Cisco, Juniper, Aruba, Fortinet, and other enterprise networking equipment. Switches, routers, firewalls, wireless controllers, and load balancers — retired infrastructure from network refreshes is consistently in demand.
End-user devices
Business-grade laptops, desktops, and workstations in quantity. Mobile devices managed through MDM platforms. Tablets and peripherals. Volume lots from corporate refresh cycles are assessed as a package.
Recovery options
Two ways we return value to you
Equipment we regularly recover
What comes through our facility
These are photos of actual equipment recovered and processed through our Marietta facility.
Dell PowerEdge servers — one of the most consistently in-demand platforms in secondary markets
IBM and NetApp storage arrays — enterprise storage retains strong secondary market value
Dell PowerEdge servers — enterprise server refresh cycles are one of our most common recovery engagements
Sample certificate of recycling
What you receive after every engagement
Every engagement that includes equipment recycling receives a certificate documenting what was collected, transferred to our downstream recycling partner, and responsibly processed. Below is a sample showing the format and detail level.
Find out what your retired equipment is worth
Send us your asset list — even a rough inventory — and we will provide a valuation with no obligation to proceed.