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New Port Richey Degaussing Services for Secure Data Destruction

Secure degaussing services for New Port Richey organizations with same-week scheduling. Chain of custody documentation and a Certificate of Destruction are included.

  • Sanitization Following NIST SP 800-88 Guidance
  • Chain of Custody and Serial Level Records
  • Free Pickup for Qualifying Business Volumes
Degaussing Services

Magnetic media degaussing without a gap in the custody log

STS Electronic Recycling provides secure degaussing with documented chain of custody for New Port Richey organizations. Operating since 2011, STS issues serial level destruction records for every drive. Equipment is processed at a 250,000 sq ft operation in Jacksonville, Texas, serving Pasco County healthcare, government, and education offices.

Chain of Custody
NIST 800-88
Accurate Reporting

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Our Services

Degaussing, verification, and secure transport in one engagement

Public sector IT managers in New Port Richey need documented, auditable destruction when retiring drives that held public records. STS degaussing covers hard drives and other magnetic media, and each job ends with serial level records.

Magnetic Media Degaussing

Hard drives and legacy media

Records and Verification

Serial level documentation

Secure Pickup

Sealed, tracked transport

Secure Degaussing for New Port Richey Organizations

Degaussing applies a strong magnetic field that scrambles the recorded signal on hard drives. Magnetic erasure leaves them unreadable and unusable afterward.

Solid state drives do not respond to magnetic erasure. For those devices, STS uses verified wiping when hardware will be reused. The choice depends on where the equipment goes next. Drives that will not be reused go through New Port Richey hard drive shredding.

Hard Drive Degaussing

Magnetic erasure of spinning disk drives removed from computers and servers

Other Magnetic Media

Legacy disks and tape holding customer, patient, or case data

Physical Destruction Option

Shredding after magnetic erasure gives visible confirmation of destruction

Serial Level Records

Every drive logged by serial number and matched to its certificate

Documentation That Supports Your Audit

A magnetically erased drive looks the same as an untouched one, so the paperwork is the proof. Public sector IT managers typically expect detailed certificates of destruction for audit reviews, included in STS media sanitization engagements.

When a New Port Richey audit asks for proof, each job closes with a New Port Richey certificate of destruction, typically issued within 48 hours, plus a chain of custody log.

Serial Capture

Each drive recorded before it leaves your location

Destruction Certificate

Serial level certificate matched to your asset register

Chain of Custody Log

Documented handling from pickup through final processing

Itemized Report

One report an auditor can tie back to your inventory

Sealed Transport From New Port Richey

Pickup is available across New Port Richey and the greater Pasco County area for qualifying business volumes. Our secure fleet serves New Port Richey with scheduled pickups near US 19 and throughout the Gulf Harbors area.

STS engagements with public sector IT typically include chain of custody reporting for procurement review, standard for agencies near the West Pasco Government Center and West Pasco Judicial Center.

GPS Tracked Vehicles

Live location monitoring while equipment is in transit

Sealed Containers

Drives stay contained from your dock to final processing

Flexible Scheduling

Same-week pickup windows for most qualifying jobs

Chain of Custody

Every transfer point recorded in the custody log

New Port Richey degaussing services processed at our 250,000 sq ft operation in Jacksonville, Texas
250K+
Sq Ft Facility
Why STS

Documented from the first serial to the final record

According to the Global E-waste Monitor 2024, only 22.3% of the 62 million tonnes of e-waste generated in 2022 was documented as formally recycled. Retired drives from New Port Richey offices, clinics, and campuses need records that show where each one went.

  • Processing Capacity

    Equipment is processed at our 250,000 sq ft operation in Jacksonville, Texas, serving New Port Richey and Pasco County with scheduled pickups.

  • Chain of Custody

    Secure, transparent, sustainable processing, with handling documented from pickup through final processing.

  • Accurate Reporting

    Serial level records tie each drive to a method and a date, so an auditor can match the report to your asset list.

  • Method Matched to Media

    Magnetic erasure suits spinning disks. Solid state drives go to verified wiping or physical shredding instead.

Equipment We Process

What equipment does STS process in New Port Richey?

STS provides electronics recycling in New Port Richey for computers, laptops, servers, monitors, printers, phones, and network gear, plus the drives that hold data. Campuses such as Pasco-Hernando State College West Campus (district enrollment of roughly 9,400 to 9,650) and Keiser University retire the same device mix in batches.

Standards

The standards your auditor will ask about by name

According to IBM’s 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report, the global average breach costs $4.99 million. Each media sanitization record ties a serial number to a method and a date.

Chain of Custody

Documented handling from pickup through final processing, with sealed transport and an open custody log.

NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2

NIST SP 800-88 Rev. 2 defines sanitization as a process that "renders access to target data on information storage media (ISM) infeasible for a given level of effort." STS records note the method used for each drive.

Accurate Reporting

Serial level certificates and itemized reports that support HIPAA, FERPA, and SOX audit documentation needs.

Customers subject to FERPA, FACTA, SOX, or GLBA typically need disposal documentation.

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Our Process

From first call to final certificate

STS Electronic Recycling runs each degaussing job through four documented steps, from scoping and pickup through magnetic erasure to the final records.

1

Scope and Plan

We confirm media types, counts, and whether the equipment will be reused, then schedule pickup around your hours.

2

Secure Pickup

Sealed, tracked transport keeps drives under chain of custody from your dock to final processing.

3

Degaussing and Processing

Spinning disks are erased magnetically. Solid state media goes to wiping or shredding, then material recovery.

4

Records and Reporting

You receive a Certificate of Destruction, typically within 48 hours, plus a serial level report and custody log.

Common Questions

What New Port Richey IT managers ask about degaussing

Searching for degaussing near me in New Port Richey? STS provides scheduled pickup in Gulf Harbors, Beacon Square, and across Pasco County.

What standards and documentation do you provide?

STS Electronic Recycling provides a Certificate of Destruction with serial numbers, a chain of custody log, and downstream tracking documentation for every job. Sanitization methods follow NIST SP 800-88 guidance, and each record notes the method used.

What areas do you serve?

STS serves New Port Richey, Port Richey, Holiday, Hudson, Gulf Harbors, Beacon Square, and the US 19 corridor. Pickup extends across Pasco County, including the area around the West Pasco Judicial Center on Little Road.

Does degaussing work on solid state drives?

No. Solid state and flash media do not store data magnetically, so a magnetic field has no effect. STS uses verified wiping or shredding for those devices, depending on reuse.

Do you provide audit documentation?

Yes. Every job includes a serial level report and a Certificate of Destruction, typically issued within 48 hours. Chain of custody records cover each drive from pickup.

Is pickup really free?

Pickup is free for qualifying business volumes in New Port Richey and the greater Pasco County area. Smaller loads are reviewed individually.

What happens to equipment after degaussing?

Magnetically erased drives are rendered unusable, then physically processed or recovered as raw material in Jacksonville, Texas. No materials are knowingly sent to landfills, and the final records reflect every device.

Still Have Questions?

Our team can confirm the right data destruction method for each media type.

Call (844) 699-2913
Operating scale

Serial level records on every drive, every pickup

The figures below describe the operation behind each New Port Richey pickup, not a peak.

250K
Sq Ft Processing
50
States Served
2011
Serving Clients Since
Serial
Level Records
Why the method matters

Which drives can degaussing erase?

Degaussing erases spinning hard drives and other magnetic media, but it has no effect on solid state or flash media. It uses a strong magnetic field to scramble recorded data. STS matches the method to the drive and records the result by serial number.

New Port Richey is Pasco County’s largest city and its West Pasco administrative and judicial seat. Healthcare organizations such as Morton Plant North Bay Hospital, a BayCare hospital with about 920 employees, must document final disposition of media that stored electronic PHI. Degaussing is one method within our New Port Richey data destruction services.

Stage 01
Scope the media
Drive types and counts
Confirmed before pickup
Stage 02
Serials captured
Each drive logged
before it moves
Stage 03
Custody transfer
Sealed transport
Log stays open
Stage 04
Records issued
Itemized report
Certificate included
Flash and SSD media
Not magnetic, so a magnetic field has no effect. Use wiping or shredding.
Equipment that will be reused
Magnetic erasure makes a drive unusable. Choose wiping if hardware will be redeployed.
Classified media programs
These programs specify degausser models from the NSA/CSS Evaluated Products List.
About STS Electronic Recycling

Where Your Equipment Is Processed

STS Electronic Recycling, Inc. is headquartered in Jacksonville, Texas, and has served schools, businesses, healthcare systems, and government agencies across all 50 states since 2011.

Equipment collected in New Port Richey is staged locally and transported to one of our two R2v3 certified processing facilities in Jacksonville, Texas and Houston, Texas, where all data destruction and material recovery takes place.

Collection, transport and processing are staffed by STS crews rather than subcontracted to a third-party carrier, which is why the chain of custody holds from your dock to the certificate.

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STS Electronic Recycling employees assembled with the company collection fleet
The crews and the fleet behind every pickup

Ready to Schedule Degaussing Services in New Port Richey?

Free pickup for qualifying volumes across New Port Richey and Pasco County. Same-week scheduling and serial level records come with every engagement.

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About STS Electronic Recycling

STS Electronic Recycling, Inc. is a R2v3 Certified IT Asset Disposal Service Provider and Recycler based in Jacksonville, Texas. We provides free computer, laptop and tablet recycling as well as computer liquidation and ITAD services to schools, businesses and government agencies across the United States, processing all equipment through our R2v3 Certified processing facility in Jacksonville, Texas, ensuring that no matter where your business is located, your equipment is processed sustainably, transparently and securely.

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