DCEBData Center Equipment Buyer954-740-1983
Direct buyer · All 50 states

We Buy Data Center Equipment and We Do the Decommissioning

UPS systems, PDUs and RPPs, busway, switchgear, generators, chillers, servers, storage, racks and containment. Send an asset list and get a written, itemized offer the same business day — then we rack out, de-energize, rig, load and pay you before the trailer leaves.

ScopeWe decommission
and load
PaymentBefore the truck
leaves
CoverageAll 50 states
and DC
Decommissioning crew removing UPS and rack equipment from a data hall
Our own crews, not a subcontracted rigger: rack-out, de-energization, rigging and load-out on one contract.
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Eight categories, one offer

Three-phase, modular and monolithic

UPS Systems

We buy three-phase uninterruptible power supplies out of live and decommissioned white space: modular frames, monolithic units, matching battery cabinets and the static switches that go with them.

10 kVA – 2.5 MVA modules
Floor-mount, RPP and rack PDUs

PDUs

Floor-mount PDUs with integral transformers, remote power panels, and metered or switched rack PDUs by the pallet — we buy all three tiers of distribution.

50 kVA – 1000 kVA floor units
Overhead track, tap boxes, elbows

Busway

Overhead busway is the most reusable thing in a white space and the most commonly thrown away. We buy full runs, tap-off boxes, elbows and end feeds.

225 A – 5000 A runs
LV and MV, ATS, breakers

Switchgear

Low-voltage lineups, medium-voltage metal-clad gear, automatic transfer switches and loose breakers — bought as complete lineups or section by section.

480 V – 38 kV lineups
Diesel and gas, enclosed or open

Generators

Standby diesel and natural gas generator sets, sub-base and belly tanks, paralleling gear and radiator packages — running or not.

100 kW – 3 MW standby sets
Air-cooled, water-cooled, CRAH/CRAC

Chillers

Air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, cooling towers, CRAC and CRAH units, pumps and dry coolers — the whole mechanical plant.

50 – 2000 ton capacity
Compute, storage, network, GPU

Servers

Rackmount compute, storage arrays, network gear and GPU nodes — bought by the rack or by the hall, with documented data destruction.

Single racks – full halls
Everything the equipment sits in

Data Center Infrastructure

Cabinets, containment, cable tray, raised floor, fiber and copper plant — the structure everything else was mounted in.

Cabinets, tray, containment, floor
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What you are actually buying from us

01

We do the decommissioning

Our crews rack out the hardware, de-energize and pull the electrical distribution, recover refrigerant, drain glycol, cut and cap piping, and break down containment and cabinets. You are not hiring a broker who then hires a rigger who then hires a hauler. One company, one point of contact, one insurance certificate.

02

We do the loading

Rigging, lift and crane work, dock plates, pallets, stretch wrap, load bars, straps and the trucks themselves are ours. Overhead busway comes down on lifts. Generators and chillers go out on cranes. Servers leave palletized and manifested. Nothing about the load-out becomes your problem.

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Payment before the truck leaves

You are paid in full before equipment leaves your dock — wire, company check or cashier's check, your choice. No consignment, no percentage of eventual resale, no invoice you have to chase. The racks stay where they are until the money has landed.

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Drive destruction, documented

Every data-bearing device is degaussed and physically destroyed, on your floor if you prefer. You receive a certificate of destruction listing serial numbers and a chain-of-custody record signed at each handoff, formatted so your audit team can reconcile it against your asset register.

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The room is left clean

Floor tiles reset, penetrations patched, abandoned cable removed, debris hauled, and the space swept. Where a landlord or lease requires a specific restoration standard, we work to it and document the result with photographs before and after.

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Written offers that hold

Quotes are written, itemized by category, and hold for thirty days. If your process needs a formal bid document, a W-9, a certificate of insurance naming your entity, or a purchase order reference on the offer, say so and it is on the paperwork.

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Electrical equipment we buy alongside the hall

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How a project runs

Step 01

You send a list

An asset list, a maintenance report, a one-line diagram or a few photos. Whatever you have. If you have nothing, we walk the room.

Same business day
Step 02

We write an itemized offer

Line by line, with the removal scope stated. Forward it straight to finance. It holds unless the room does not match the list.

Written, not verbal
Step 03

We survey access

Dock hours, freight elevator capacity, door widths, floor loading, crane needs, escort requirements. The rigging path is settled before we commit to a date.

Before mobilization
Step 04

Our crews decommission

Rack out IT, de-energize and pull distribution, recover refrigerant, drain glycol, break down containment and cabinets, sweep the space.

Nights and weekends normal
Step 05

Drives are destroyed and documented

NIST 800-88 wipe, degauss or physical shred — on site if your policy requires it. Serialized certificates reconciled to your asset register.

Chain of custody
Step 06

You get paid on the dock

Wire, company check or cashier's check before the trailer pulls away. On phased projects we pay per load as it ships.

Not net-30
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Industries we work in

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Coverage in all 50 states and DC

Browse all cities

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Frequently asked questions

Are you a broker or the actual buyer?
We are the buyer. We fund the purchase, our own crews perform the decommissioning and loading, and we take title when the equipment leaves your dock. There is no third party behind us who has to approve the price after seeing the room.
Do you really handle the decommissioning?
Yes, and it is the reason most facilities call us. Our crews rack out IT, de-energize and remove electrical distribution, recover refrigerant under EPA rules, drain and cap glycol loops, disassemble containment and cabinets, and leave the room broom clean.
When do we get paid?
Before the equipment leaves your dock — wire, company check or cashier's check. On large phased projects we pay per load as it ships rather than holding the whole amount to the end.
What is the smallest project worth calling about?
A single UPS, one generator, a few PDUs or a handful of cabinets. Because we route crews nationally, small pickups can often be added to an existing run instead of being priced as a dedicated trip.
How do you handle hard drives and data?
Drives are separated and tracked by serial. You choose NIST 800-88 wiping, degaussing or physical shredding, with on-site shredding available. You receive a serialized certificate of destruction reconciled against your asset list.
Which states do you cover?
All 50 and the District of Columbia. We maintain city-level coverage pages so you can see the specific market, but the practical answer is that we will travel wherever the equipment is.
What if the equipment is old or has no records?
We still quote it. Documentation raises value — a genset with load bank results or a UPS under contract is worth more — but the absence of records does not disqualify anything. Older equipment is priced closer to component and material recovery, and we say so plainly.
Can you work in a live facility?
Routinely. Hospitals, trading floors and 24/7 operations cannot go dark, so we phase the work: IT and racks first, then distribution, then the power and cooling plant once the last circuit is dead.

Send us the list. We will send back a number.

Written, itemized offers the same business day. We do the decommissioning and the loading, and we pay on the dock.

Request a Written Offer

Send the asset list, or just tell us roughly what is in the room. We come back the same business day with a written, itemized offer.

Faster: call or text 954-740-1983
Email an asset list to electricalequipmentbuyers@gmail.com
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