Who we work for

The same facility and the same crews serve very different customers. Pick the one closest to you to see what usually leaves a site like yours.

Industries

Reject boards, excess components, solder dross and rejected product, each handled for what it is.

Controlled goods destroyed in Ontario by a registered company, with the record your Designated Official needs.

Central office and network equipment, customer equipment and cable, resold where it has value and recycled where it does not.

Server rooms emptied, drives destroyed with serial reports, retired IT resold for a credit.

Non-ferrous metals and specialty alloys kept by alloy and settled by alloy.

Retired IT and equipment handled with the records a public body has to keep.

Tenant spaces, labs and server rooms emptied to a hand-back date, by one crew.

A Canadian processor and field crew for companies that sell these services to their own customers.

“I needed to manage the largest move in Mitel's 48 year history. The reduction of space and move involved the disposal of thousands of pounds of e-waste, steel and furniture in an environmentally friendly manner. EDI had the knowledge and resources to get the job done. There were tight deadlines, which EDI committed to and delivered on.”
Dan Watters
Mitel Networks Corporation
“I have been working with EDI for the past 5+ years and always impressed with their ability to provide their services on a moment's notice. EDI is our one stop shop for all of our recycling, moving and storage requirements plus many other services.”
Kevin Hickey
Ciena
“EDI team is very professional and organized. We have leveraged their services to move high value equipment between data centers on multiple occasions and our experience has been good overall. I would recommend using EDI for your moving needs.”
Sameer Vij
CENGN Canada
“Without their competency, professional demeanour and willingness to see the job through to the end, we never would have been able to get things as ready for the sort of successful Day One we had.”
Terry McG
Marvell