On-site destruction · HIPAA · NIST 800-88 · Full chain of custody
For businesses, healthcare, financial firms, legal, government, and enterprise IT
South Florida businesses trust us with the drives auditors will ask about. Serial-level reporting, tamper-evident chain of custody, and a Certificate of Destruction on every engagement.
A retired laptop still holds tax IDs, patient records, financial data, and privileged communications. Software wipes fail. Formatted drives get recovered. Missing devices become breach notifications.
Corporate data lives on more than spinning drives. We destroy every device in your decommissioning pipeline — matched to the correct method for each media type.
Enterprise SAS, SATA, and consumer HDDs from workstations, servers, and NAS units. Shredded to NIST 800-88 and DIN 66399 Level H-5.
2.5", M.2, NVMe, and enterprise SSDs. SSD-specific process — software wipes often leave data in flash over-provisioning.
LTO-1 through LTO-9, DLT, and legacy tape formats. Media, cartridge, and label destroyed together with full serial reporting.
Drives extracted from decommissioned systems and destroyed on the same visit. Full asset audit for compliance archives.
iPhones, Android devices, iPads, tablets, and BYOD returns. Ideal for regulated industries where employee devices must be verifiably destroyed.
USB drives, memory cards, CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray, floppies, and Zip disks. If it stored corporate data, it needs to be destroyed like corporate data.
Every corporate engagement follows the same defensible process. Every drive is accounted for at every step. Every step is signed and time-stamped.
Technicians arrive on-site. Every drive is scanned, logged by serial number, and sealed in a tamper-evident container.
Signed, time-stamped hand-off. Transported by background-checked personnel in GPS-tracked vehicles — or destroyed on-site.
NSA-listed industrial shredders reduce media to particles meeting NIST 800-88 and DIN 66399 H-5. SSDs use SSD-specific process.
You receive a Certificate of Destruction, serial-level report, chain of custody log, and — on request — video documentation.
Regulators don't accept "we shredded some drives." They accept a document. Every corporate engagement includes a formal Certificate of Destruction naming each device by serial number — the record your auditor, insurer, and general counsel need in hand.
If a regulator, board, or client can ask how you disposed of a drive — you need the answer in writing.
Hospitals, private practices, dental, imaging centers, health tech. HIPAA-aligned destruction of ePHI on retired laptops, workstations, and backup media.
Banks, credit unions, RIAs, CPAs, wealth managers, family offices. GLBA, PCI DSS, and FACTA-aligned destruction of client financial data.
Law firms, in-house counsel, litigation support. Privileged client data, matter files, and discovery drives destroyed with defensible documentation.
City, county, and agency IT. CJIS, FERPA-adjacent, and public-records-aware destruction of legacy assets and procurement-tagged devices.
Schools, districts, and higher ed. FERPA-aware destruction of student, HR, and financial aid data on end-of-life laptops and 1:1 devices.
Managed service providers, hosting, SaaS companies, and IT departments. White-labeled documentation available for MSPs destroying client drives.
On-site corporate destruction throughout Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties. Nationwide secure mail-in destruction available for businesses outside our on-site radius.
Answers for procurement, IT, and compliance teams.
Provide the basic project details and our team will review the appropriate destruction method, documentation level, logistics, and pricing — usually within one business day.