R2-certified data center decomm professionals
At ROC Telecom, we help data centers nationwide plan and execute smooth, secure decommissioning for networking and telecom equipment, with safety, R2-certified compliance, and sustainability at the core of every project. Our experienced team manages every step, from organized equipment removal and secure chain-of-custody to certified data destruction and detailed reporting. We ensure maximum value recovery through reuse or responsible recycling, always following a strict zero-landfill policy.
With over 15 years of experience, we make decommissioning hassle-free, whether you’re clearing a few racks or shutting down an entire facility.
End-to-end data center decommissioning you can trust
Equipment removal
Secure data erasure
Eco-friendly disposal
Why work with us?
At ROC Telecom, we go beyond basic teardown services. Our experienced team plans and executes every step of your data center decommissioning, from detailed inventory and safe equipment removal to secure chain-of-custody and certified data destruction. With over 15 years of experience, R2-certified processes, and transparent reporting, we help you close sites or upgrade infrastructure with total confidence.
- Organized, step-by-step decommissioning plans
R2-certified with secure data destruction
- RIOS-certified for quality, safety & compliance
- End-to-end logistics: packing, transport, and reporting
- Zero-landfill policy for all processed equipment
- Responsive, experienced project team
Pounds of revenue
Projects completed
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How it works
Our data center decommissioning process is secure, organized, and fully certified. From your first contact to final sign-off, we take care of everything, including onsite equipment audits, logistics coordination, data destruction, and environmental compliance, so you can focus on what’s next.
Request a quote
Fill out our form or call to tell us about your decommissioning needs. We’ll gather the basics and provide a custom quote based on your site, equipment, and timeline.
Get a site assessment
We review your inventory and schedule an on-site or remote assessment to plan logistics, identify valuable assets, and ensure full R2-compliant handling.
Schedule decommissioning
Our team handles equipment disconnect, removal, packing, and transport, including secure data destruction and chain-of-custody documentation.
Receive final reports
Once complete, we’ll deliver detailed reports outlining what was removed, what was destroyed, and what was resold, with certificates for compliance and peace of mind.
Common questions
Yes. Our team can handle on-site audits, equipment removal, packing, and logistics. We also offer secure chain-of-custody tracking throughout the process.
Yes, our processes follow R2 standards for responsible recycling and data handling. Certification ensures environmental compliance, secure data destruction, and proper handling of all e-waste.
We follow strict R2 standards for secure data handling, using industry-approved wiping methods and physical shredding when needed. Every step is documented, and we provide certificates of destruction for all storage media.
Absolutely. We evaluate your decommissioned assets for resale potential. If equipment is still marketable, we’ll make an offer or credit it toward the project cost.
Timelines vary based on project size and complexity, but we work quickly and efficiently. Most small to midsize decommissions can be completed in days, not weeks.
We accept networking gear, servers, storage devices, power systems, cabling, and more. If you’re unsure about specific items, we’re happy to review an inventory list.
We’ll guide you through everything. All we need is access to the equipment and a rough inventory. We handle the logistics from there.
Decommissioning a data center? Let's talk.
Fill out the form or call 585-406-1249. We manage every step of decommissioning, including audits, secure removal, certified data destruction, and R2-compliant reporting with full documentation.
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