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Maximize Value|Minimize Risk|Protect Your Brand|Comply with Confidence
Protecting your data with secure resale and recycling—backed by a 100% guarantee.
Maximize Recovered Value
Minimize Risk
Protecting your data with secure resale and recycling—backed by a 100% guarantee.
Data Destruction
Certified Destruction.
Total Peace of Mind.
SEAM is NAID AAA Certified and meets NIST standards—with audit-ready reports, 24/7 facility security, and vetted staff you can trust.
Electronics Recycling
Certified, Responsible Processing.
Our certified facility handles your end-of-life electronics securely —protecting your data and the environment while keeping you compliant.
Value Recovery
Equipment’s Worth.
SEAM expertly refurbishes and remarkets IT equipment, helping you recover value, reduce waste, and boost your bottom line.
Compliance Support
Reports, Every Time.
From certified processing, serialized reports and verified certificates of destruction, we give you everything needed to meet regulatory requirements.
Services Built for Security
Certified processes, transparent reporting, and local accountability.
SEAM delivers certified electronics recycling, secure data destruction, and IT asset disposition services across the Dakotas and surrounding region, with headquarters in Sioux Falls.
Our secure facility provides full chain-of-custody, certified processes, and documented results to ensure retired equipment and sensitive data are handled the right way every time. Independent audits, strict security protocols, and a commitment to transparency give businesses peace of mind that nothing is left to chance.
Certified for Security. Audited for Peace of Mind.
SEAM meets the highest standards in the industry—so your business stays compliant, protected, and audit-ready.
“SEAM demonstrates a strong commitment to compliance with standard requirements… supported by documented controls and traceability practices.”
— Lead Auditor, Amtivo
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