Asset Value Management Services, LLC 
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ESIT Asset Disposition & Data Destruction in Katy, TX
From the Energy Corridor along I-10 to the office parks off the Grand Parkway, Katy-area organizations retire a steady flow of laptops, servers and network gear. AVM collects it from our northwest Houston facility, erases or destroys the data, and documents every serial number.
- From our facility
- About 20 miles west via I-10 or US-290, roughly 30 minutes off-peak
- County
- Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties
- Business hubs
- Energy Corridor, I-10 / Grand Parkway, Katy Mills area
- Pickup
- Scheduled, secured, tracked
ITAD built for the west side of Houston
Katy sits where three counties meet: the city and its surrounding communities straddle Harris, Fort Bend and Waller counties along Interstate 10. East of the city limits, the Energy Corridor District stretches along I-10 from Kirkwood Road to west of Barker Cypress Road and is home to Westlake Park and the BP Americas headquarters, along with engineering, technology and service firms of every size.
That mix creates very different disposition needs. A corporate tower may be refreshing hundreds of engineering workstations at once, while a growing medical practice off the Grand Parkway may have a single closet of retired desktops and a decommissioned server. AVM handles both with the same process: secure transport, an audit with serial-level records, certified erasure with WipeOS to NIST SP 800-88 or DoD 5220.22-M, and physical destruction for any drive that fails to erase.
Our facility is in northwest Houston, close to Beltway 8 and US-290, so Katy and the Energy Corridor are a short run down Highway 6 or out I-10. Equipment that still has after-market value can be purchased by AVM, and everything that cannot be reused is recycled following EPA guidelines, with results posted to your private client portal.
Local business landscape
- Energy and engineeringOperators and engineering firms in the Energy Corridor run high-end workstations, servers and storage that hold sensitive project and reservoir data.
- EducationKaty ISD is one of the largest districts in Texas, and schools, colleges and training centers retire devices in large refresh cycles.
- HealthcareHospital campuses and clinics along I-10 and the Grand Parkway retire equipment that may hold protected health information.
- Distribution and light industrialWarehouses and logistics sites along the I-10 corridor replace scanners, terminals, servers and networking gear.
Pickup notes
- Tower and campus logisticsWe coordinate loading dock times, freight elevators and building security requirements common in Energy Corridor office towers.
- School break schedulingDistrict and campus refreshes can be scheduled for summer and holiday breaks, when classrooms are empty and access is easier.
- After-hours pickupsFor offices that cannot interrupt the workday, pickups can be arranged outside normal business hours.
- Valuation before de-installationWe can assess after-market value before equipment is unplugged, so recoverable value is part of your plan from the start.
Recommended services
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The Energy Corridor along I-10 is within our regular west Houston service area. We schedule full-service or dock-to-dock pickups and coordinate with building management for dock and elevator access.
Nearby areas
Ready to retire equipment?
Tell us what you have and where it is. It takes about two minutes.