KruseCom

Projects

A look at our work

From generator relocations to full data center decommissions, here's a sample of the projects our teams take on. To protect client privacy and security, each one is described by its scope and outcome — not by name.

Decommissioning & Asset Recovery

Multi-site signage removal against a hard deadline

National retail footprint · fixed shutdown window

The challenge

Exterior and interior branding had to come down across many locations inside a strict, non-negotiable timeline tied to a corporate transition.

The outcome

Crews mobilized in parallel and completed every site on schedule, with clean handoffs and full documentation at each location.

Decommissioning & Asset Recovery

Enterprise data center decommission & value recovery

End-of-lease facility · full floor

The challenge

A Fortune 1000 client needed an entire data center cleared — racks, switchgear, UPS, and CRAC units — with zero tolerance for a data exposure.

The outcome

A DoD-level certified data sweep preceded any resale; recovered residual value offset a significant share of the removal cost.

Power & Generators

Live-site generator relocation with no downtime

Two 2 MW units · between operating facilities

The challenge

Backup power had to be relocated between facilities while operations continued, with no interruption to critical loads.

The outcome

Sequenced de-install, transport, and re-commissioning kept the sites covered throughout, finishing inside the planned outage budget.

Technology & Data Security

High-volume certified data destruction

Tens of thousands of drives · NIST 800-88 / DoD

The challenge

A regulated client required verifiable erasure and physical destruction at scale, with audit-ready proof for every single device.

The outcome

Every asset was tracked end to end, with certificates of erasure and destruction delivered through the client reporting portal.

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