If your Peterborough site is replacing IT or clearing stored records, start with an inventory of what is leaving and who has authorised its disposal. We can then check the service available for the postcode, materials and required records.
Separate the data-bearing items
List computers, loose hard drives, SSDs, servers, backup tapes and other media separately. A server may contain several removable drives, while a failed machine may still hold storage. Record the intended destination of each group: reuse, destruction or assessment. Our server and NAS disposal page helps identify the equipment details to send.
Handle paper archives in their own stream
For paper records, estimate the number of boxes or other containers and check the retention decision before release. Let us know if the collection point is in a store room, upper floor or restricted area. Confidential paper shredding can be discussed alongside the IT enquiry, but the materials and records should be tracked distinctly.
Agree a handover and evidence plan
Supply the collection postcode, site contact, likely count and any restrictions on access or timing. If you need an asset-level record, witnessed activity or a particular completion document, request it before booking. We will confirm the method and evidence available for the actual job; no local drop-off facility is implied.
Ask about a Peterborough collection and include your approximate inventory.