Guardian Data Opens 42,000-Square-Foot Moonachie Facility, Doubling New Jersey Capacity
Oct 5, 2026
MOONACHIE, N.J. - Oct. 5, 2026 - PRLog -- Guardian Data, the nation's leading provider of secure data destruction, data center services, and IT packing and logistics, today opened its new 42,000-square-foot facility at 150 Carol Place in Moonachie, New Jersey. The move doubles the company's New Jersey processing capacity and coincides with the October rollout of new digital tools for customers, partners, and field teams.
Guardian spent 11 years in South Hackensack. It now serves more than 400 customers and processes more than 3 million assets a year.
The Moonachie facility supports IT asset processing and additional depot services. ITADs, VARs, MSPs, and other partners based outside the region can use the depot for local operational support in the New York and New Jersey market. The site also has room for new services as customer needs evolve.
"We are building for the projects our customers will bring us in the years ahead," said Rob Alston, CEO of Guardian. "That means investing in the space our teams need and in technology that reflects how the work actually gets done. Developing our own platform lets us keep improving how we operate as we grow."
The platform is Sentri™, purpose-built by Guardian to connect people, processes, and project information from quote to completion, covering scheduling, field execution, invoicing, and reporting.
This month Guardian launches the Sentri field app, which drives consistent execution by Guardian field technicians and ensures every step is followed on every project. The rollout also adds pallet-level GPS tracking of assets in transit. A partner portal will follow in Q4, giving partners greater visibility into work in progress.
"Our partners trust us with their customers," said Katharine Reagan, Chief Revenue Officer of Guardian. "Our job is to deliver the full Guardian experience every single time."
Guardian began receiving at the Moonachie facility today with no interruption to service. Partners should send all shipments and pickups to 150 Carol Place, Moonachie, NJ 07074.
About Guardian
Founded in 2009, Guardian provides secure data destruction, data center services, and IT packing and logistics across the United States. The company supports customers and channel partners with the physical execution and coordination of IT infrastructure projects. Its proprietary Sentri™ platform connects people, processes, and project information from quote to completion. Learn more at guardiandata.com.
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