IT Asset Disposal for Perth Businesses, Schools and Councils
Buyback, data wiping and recycling for retired IT equipment, handled by one local team.
DV Computers helps Perth organisations retire old IT equipment securely. We buy back devices that can still be used, wipe every drive before anything is resold, and recycle what can't be reused instead of sending it to landfill.
Choose the service that fits your organisation below, or call us and we'll point you to the right one.
Who we help
Computer Recycling for Schools
Wiping, buyback and recycling for end-of-cycle student laptops, staff PCs and classroom screens.
IT & E-Waste Disposal for Local Government
Secure disposal of surplus council IT, with itemised quotes for your approval process.
Sell Laptops & IT Equipment
Sell your laptop, MacBook or a full office of IT equipment, with every drive wiped first.
Choose your service
Secure Data Destruction
Drive wiping with a verification report, for devices you're keeping, selling or recycling.
IT Recycling
Responsible recycling for equipment that can't be reused.
How we handle your equipment
- Reuse first: Working devices are tested, refurbished and resold, so they get a second life before anything is recycled.
- Every drive wiped: Every drive is wiped before a device is tested or resold.
- Licensed and recorded: We hold WA Second-Hand Dealer Licence No. 1029. Sellers are identified to a 100-point standard, and purchased goods are held for 14 days before resale, as WA law requires.
The WA e-waste ban in brief
Since 1 July 2024, regulated e-waste can't be sent to landfill in Western Australia. That includes computers, laptops, screens and mobile phones.
Businesses and public entities, including local governments and each public school, are “significant entities” if they have 200 or more full-time-equivalent staff or created five or more tonnes of regulated e-waste in the previous financial year. Significant entities must transfer regulated e-waste to an e-waste service provider and keep records for at least five years.
The WA Government's guidance says equipment sold to a buy-back scheme for resale or reuse doesn't need to be recorded as e-waste. Read the full explanation on our IT equipment buyback page.
How it works
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Send us your list.
Email a rough count or your asset register to sales@dvcomputers.com.au, or call (08) 9329 9028.
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Get a quote.
We price what can be reused and tell you upfront about anything that will only be recycled.
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Drop-off or collection.
Bring small lots to our Myaree store, or ask us about collection for larger lots.
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Wipe, reuse or recycle.
Every drive is wiped. Working devices are refurbished for reuse, and the rest are recycled.
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Paperwork and payment.
You get an itemised record of what we took, plus payment for anything we bought.
IT Asset Disposal Questions
Which service is right for our organisation?
Schools should start with Computer Recycling for Schools, and councils with IT & E-Waste Disposal for Local Government. To sell laptops or other IT equipment, see Sell Laptops & IT Equipment. If you only need drives wiped, see Secure Data Destruction. Not sure? Call us on (08) 9329 9028.
Do you buy our old equipment?
Often, yes. Working equipment with resale value is priced model by model. Anything too old or damaged to resell is flagged in your quote and recycled instead.
How do you protect our data?
Every drive is wiped before a device is tested or resold, and our secure data destruction service provides a verification report as proof.
Are you licensed?
Yes. DV Computers holds WA Second-Hand Dealer Licence No. 1029. Sellers are identified to a 100-point standard and purchased goods are held for 14 days before resale, as WA law requires.
Retiring old IT equipment?
Send us your device list and we'll come back with a clear quote.
DV Computers - 29 Hulme Ct, Myaree WA 6154, Australia
(08) 9329-9028 · sales@dvcomputers.com.au
Mon – Fri: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM · Saturday: 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM · Sunday: Closed