Networking & telecom recycling · Dallas–Fort Worth
Free Networking & Telecom Recycling in Dallas–Fort Worth
CompletePC-World picks up retired routers, switches, firewalls, wireless access points, IP phones, and PBX systems from DFW offices, data closets, and server rooms at no charge. Our crew handles the dismantling and the heavy lifting, and everything is reused or recycled through R2v3 certified partners. Pickup is typically within 24 hours of your request.
Free pickup of network and phone gear
Device storage logged by serial number
Racks and cabinets dismantled for you
Why Recycle Network Equipment Securely?
Networking and telecom recycling is the secure removal and material recovery of retired routers, switches, firewalls, and phone systems. CompletePC-World has recycled network and phone equipment for Dallas-Fort Worth businesses since 2020.
Network devices can still hold configuration files, saved passwords, VPN settings, and voicemail recordings. Resetting equipment before it leaves helps, and recycling it through a documented process makes sure nothing ends up in the wrong hands or a landfill.
- Cisco, VoIP, and PBX systems accepted
- Any brand of router, switch, or firewall
- Cat5 and Cat6 cabling taken too
- Working gear refurbished where possible
What Networking and Telecom Equipment Do We Accept?
We accept commercial networking and phone equipment of any brand, working or not: routers, switches, network hubs, firewalls, wireless access points, telecom cabinets, Cisco IP desk phones, VoIP handsets, PBX units, full office phone systems, and Cat5/Cat6 cabling.
Routers & Switches
Firewalls & Security Appliances
Wireless Access Points
IP & VoIP Phones
PBX & Phone Systems
Cabling & Telecom Cabinets
Who Uses Our Networking and Telecom Recycling?
DFW businesses call us when they upgrade their network, move to a cloud phone system, relocate an office, or decommission a server room or telecom closet. We work with IT departments, managed service providers, schools, clinics, and offices of every size.
What Happens to Network Equipment After Pickup?
Working switches, routers, and phones may be refurbished and reused. Everything else is broken down so metals, circuit boards, and plastics are recovered through our R2v3 certified recycling partners rather than dumped.
Any hard drives or storage inside appliances, voicemail systems, or PBX units are logged by serial number and wiped or shredded to NIST SP 800-88 standards at our certified partner’s facility.
How Does Our Network Equipment Recycling Work?
1. Schedule a Free Pickup
Send a quick list of the switches, routers, and phones coming out and where they are installed.
2. Dismantling & Loading
Our crew unracks switches, pulls cabling, takes down telecom cabinets, and loads everything.
3. Itemized Receipt
You get a written record of what was collected, with serial numbers for data-bearing devices.
4. Data Destruction & Recycling
Any storage is wiped or shredded to NIST SP 800-88. Equipment is reused or recycled through R2v3 certified partners.
How Is Data on Network Equipment Handled?
We recommend a factory reset on routers, switches, and firewalls before pickup to clear configurations and passwords. Any hard drives or storage inside PBX units, voicemail systems, or appliances are logged by serial number and wiped or shredded to NIST SP 800-88 standards, with documentation available on request.
Retiring servers in the same room? See server recycling. Clearing out a whole office? See IT asset disposition.
How to Prepare Network and Phone Equipment for Pickup
- Save a copy of any configurations you may need later, then factory reset routers, switches, and firewalls.
- Remove devices from your cloud management dashboard and cancel or transfer their licenses.
- Port or cancel phone numbers and export the voicemail you need before the PBX is retired.
- Label any equipment that must stay, especially in shared racks.
- Tell us if racks, cabinets, or ceiling-mounted access points need to come down.
Tell us what network and phone equipment is coming out, and we will schedule a free pickup around your cutover.
Where in DFW Do We Pick Up Network Equipment?
Businesses in Dallas, Collin, Denton, Tarrant, and Hunt counties use our Garland-based crew to clear out routers, switches, firewalls, and phone systems after an upgrade, free of charge.
There is no need to box up switches or ship phones anywhere. We come to your office, telecom closet, or server room. From a few desk phones to a full network refresh, pickup is coordinated around your schedule.
A few phones to a full network
No minimum quantity
Telecom closet service
We work in your network spaces
After your cutover
Scheduled around your switchover
Rapid scheduling
Most network equipment pickups happen within 24 hours.
- Cable pulling included
- Phones and handsets accepted
Networking & Telecom Recycling Service Areas in DFW
Network and phone equipment pickups are available in these Dallas-Fort Worth cities.
Networking & Telecom Recycling FAQ
Is network equipment recycling free?
Yes. Routers, switches, phones, and cabling are collected free, with no per-device fee and no minimum.
What networking equipment do you accept?
Routers, switches, network hubs, firewalls, wireless access points, telecom cabinets, and Cat5/Cat6 cabling, working or not.
Do you take office phone systems?
Yes. We accept Cisco IP desk phones, VoIP handsets, PBX units, and complete office phone systems.
Should we reset devices before pickup?
We recommend a factory reset on routers, switches, and firewalls to clear configurations and passwords. Any internal drives are wiped or shredded to NIST SP 800-88 standards.
Can you take down racks and telecom cabinets?
Yes. Our crew handles the dismantling, cable pulling, and heavy lifting.
What happens to equipment that still works?
Working equipment may be refurbished and reused. Everything else is recycled through R2v3 certified partners.
How fast can you pick up?
Most pickups happen within 24 hours, or on the date you choose after your network cutover.
Can you pick up after our new network goes live?
Yes. Many businesses keep the old equipment running until the new system is in place. Schedule the pickup for after your cutover, and we collect everything once it is no longer needed.
Get in touch
Schedule Your Free Network Equipment Pickup
Phone: (945) 220-1585
Info@completepcworld.net