Nothing to sell you on the day
The device you chose is the device we fit. Our engineers turn up to install and remove hardware, not to leave a quote behind on the way out.
Printers and multifunction devices set up before they ship, delivered to the floor they're going on, installed and proven working — and the machine each one replaces disconnected, taken away and erased to certificate on the same visit. Any make, any supplier. One device or a thousand.
We're not a manufacturer, a dealer or a reseller with a quota to hit, so we have no opinion about whose badge is on the front. Whatever you've bought, whoever you bought it from, and whatever is already bolted to the floor in the room it's replacing — we do the physical work of getting the new one in, getting it working, and getting the old one out.
Manufacturer names indicate the makes we install and remove. They do not imply any partnership, endorsement or authorised-dealer status.
The device you chose is the device we fit. Our engineers turn up to install and remove hardware, not to leave a quote behind on the way out.
Almost no estate is a single brand. We'll take a fifteen-year-old copier from one manufacturer out of the corner and put a brand-new device from a different one in its place, on the same visit.
Your OEM, dealer or lease company supplies the hardware and holds the contract. We provide the hands: the pre-deployment setup, the install and the removal of what came before it.
The bit your facilities manager cares about: who turns up, what gets unplugged, and whether the floor has working printers again before five o'clock.
Engineers report to your site contact with the paperwork, check the route in, and confirm the position before anything is moved.
Nothing is unplugged on a hunch. The outgoing machine is only disconnected once your team has confirmed it's out of service.
Unpacked, moved into place, levelled and powered. The packaging leaves with us rather than living behind the door.
The device itself put through print, copy, scan and finishing, a walk-through for the people on that floor, and a signed job sheet against the serial.
The replaced machine is crated and leaves with the engineer, tracked from your floor to our facility for erasure and recovery.
Out-of-hours, weekend and overnight working where a floor can't lose its printers during the day — and where a site needs a phased approach, the old device stays live until the new one has printed successfully.
A multifunction device is a computer with a paper tray. It has storage, and on that storage sit images of everything copied, scanned and printed through it — payroll runs, contracts, patient letters, board packs, passports held on the glass. When an old fleet goes back to the lease company or off to a recycler, that storage usually goes with it, and nobody can say what was on it.
This is the part we were built for. Removing printers is a deployment job; what happens to them afterwards is an ITAD job, and we do both.
Every device we remove is tracked by serial number from your floor into our facility, and the erasure or destruction record is issued against that serial — so the audit answer exists before anyone asks the question.
The same certifications, facilities and processes that handle your laptops and servers handle the storage inside your printers — because it is the same building, the same chain of custody and the same audit trail.
The same job either way — set up, delivered, installed, and the old one taken away. What changes is how much planning sits in front of it.
A device has died, a department has outgrown theirs, or one floor is getting an upgrade. Booked in like any other engineer call: set up beforehand, installed, tested, and the old one leaves the same day.
Engineering ServicesSurveyed first so we know what's there, what it weighs and how it gets in. Devices built and staged together, then installed floor by floor or site by site with the old estate coming back on the same runs.
ConfigurationA managed programme with a project manager, a schedule, wave releases out of bonded storage and reporting against every serial — run the same way as our large laptop refreshes, because it is the same machine underneath.
Technology RolloutTell us how many, what they are and where they're going — or send us the list of what's coming out. We'll survey it, price it and take the whole job off your desk, whoever made the hardware.