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E-waste recycling in Dammam
Old servers, boards and drives carry value and, often, data. canasa takes e-waste from offices, data rooms and IT refreshes with an itemised intake list signed by both sides, and sealed transport when you ask for it.

What we take
Three groups of equipment reach the yard from offices and data rooms.
- 01Servers and network gear
Rack servers, switches, routers and storage arrays from data rooms and IT refresh cycles.
- 02Circuit boards
Motherboards, server boards and telecom cards. Value swings hard with what is on the board, so photos matter.
- 03Drives, PCs and laptops
Desktops, laptops and loose hard drives. Each data-bearing item is listed separately on the intake sheet.
How a handover works
From the first photo to the signature.
- 01Photos and a count
Send photos and a rough count of what you are clearing. A grader replies with what the yard takes and how it is priced.
- 02Itemised intake
On collection or drop-off, every item goes on an intake sheet that both sides sign.
- 03Sealed transport
On request, the load travels in a sealed vehicle from your door to the yard.
Questions about e-waste
From IT managers, offices and facility teams.
Do you destroy hard drives?
A certified destruction programme for data-bearing devices is planned and not yet running. Until then, wipe or remove any drive you need destroyed before handing over the rest.
Do you pay for e-waste?
Yes, where the equipment carries value. Boards, servers and drives are priced from photos, because what is inside decides the price.
Can a company get paperwork for its asset records?
Yes. The signed intake list records each item handed over, and ongoing programmes receive monthly reports through Environmental services.
Clearing a server room?
Start with photos of the racks or the pile, and a rough count of units.