We buy surplus, decommissioned and end-of-life electronics from businesses in central North Carolina — IT hardware, lab and medical equipment, industrial controls, AV and telecom gear, and plenty that fits none of those categories. You get paid for what has value, and your data never leaves with the hardware.
Most disposal vendors sort your equipment into "we'll take it" and "that'll cost you." We sort it by what it's actually worth, and you see the whole breakdown before anything moves — including an honest read on the parts that aren't worth anything.
Servers and business laptops, network and telecom gear, lab and medical instruments, industrial controls, professional AV, unopened overstock. We make a firm offer up front — no consignment, no waiting to see what it sells for.
Drives, memory, CPUs, GPUs, optics, cards, modules and assemblies pulled from otherwise dead equipment. A machine that won't power on still often has real value sitting inside it.
CRTs, dead consumer gear, mixed cable, obsolete equipment nobody wants. Where it's a reasonable share of an otherwise good lot, it rides along at no charge. Where a load is mostly this, we may quote a handling fee or pass on it — and we'll say so before we schedule, not at the dock.
An asset list, a spreadsheet export, or just photos. If the lot is large, mixed, or awkward to describe, ask and we'll arrange a site visit and walk it with you instead.
Usually within one business day. Itemized, so you can see what's driving the number and take it to your finance team.
Serialized inventory captured at your site before anything is loaded. You keep a copy of the manifest.
Drives are sanitized or destroyed to your spec. Payment on pickup, or after verification for larger lots — your choice.
If any of these sound like your situation, there's probably money in the room you weren't planning on.
Reselling a device means it ends up in someone else's hands, which makes sanitization more critical, not less. Every storage device is wiped to NIST SP 800-88 standards or physically destroyed before a machine is tested, listed, or resold. Certificates of destruction are available on every commercial job.
Everything we take is reused, harvested for parts, or routed to responsible downstream processing — including the portion we didn't pay you for. We'll document the chain on request. That commitment is also why we're honest about what we can accept: agreeing to haul material we can't responsibly handle wouldn't do anyone any favors.
The categories we actively pay for, what drives value, how offers are built, and what we can't take.
View details →Sanitization standards, serialized inventory, certificates of destruction, and chain of custody.
View details →How offers work, how you get paid, and what happens to material that isn't worth anything.
View details →Send us your email and we'll get back to you to talk through what you have. If you already have an asset list or photos, even better — mention it and we'll follow up for them.
Prefer to call? (919) 346-3172
Or email: Steve@junktojuice.com