About Our Recycling Program

What we accept:

We take a variety of old electronics. Please see below for a list of common answers regarding our process and what we can accept!

Our Process

Our Process: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

By refurbishing and reselling devices we are able to reduce the number that are manufactured. This reduces emissions from manufacturing in the environment. For things that do not have resale value we break them down into various components and are able to sell that as scrap. This allows those materials and components to be repurposed. By doing this we salvage as much potential from everything that comes in our door as possible.

We accept computers, monitors, and TV's for no charge. We can also accept cords, cables, and power supplies. We are able to take lithium-ion batteries that are not swollen as well as lead-acid batteries. If the lithium ion batteries are swollen we have to charge for them. We can also take network gear like switches, firewalls, and servers.

Accepted Items

Keyboards and Mice

We accept keyboards and mice, both wired and wireless.

Gaming Consoles

We accept all gaming consoles, from handheld gaming devices to xbox and playstations.

Printers

We accept both inkjet and laserjet desktop printers. Full size copiers and plotters are subject to a fee.

Cell Phones

We accept both flip phones and smart phones

Small Appliances

We accept microwaves. We would have to discuss other items.

Batteries

We accept lithium-ion laptop batteries and lead acid batteries. We accept bulged lithium ion, alkaline, and others for a fee.

Network Gear

We can accept switches, firewalls, and servers as well.

Computers

We accept computers for no charge. If you need a certificate of destruction or specifically request that we shred the drive we charge $10 per drive. This category includes Desktops, Laptops, Towers, All-in-Ones.

Monitors

We accept monitors for no charge as well. Standard and CRT

Circuit Boards

If you have taken apart old electronics we can take some of the miscellaneous stuff like circuit boards as well.

Cables and Cord

If you have various computer power cables or power adapters we can accept these.

TV's

We accept flat screen and CRT televisions.

Got questions?
We've got answers!

General Questions

Is electronics recycling environmentally friendly?

Yes, electronics recycling is environmentally friendly because it prevents hazardous materials like lead and mercury from polluting the environment, reduces the need for mining raw materials by recovering valuable resources, and minimizes e-waste in landfills. By recycling electronics, we promote sustainability and help protect the planet.

What happens to my electronics after I recycle them?

After you recycle your electronics with us, we test and sort them to determine their condition. Functional devices are refurbished, securely wiped of data, and resold to extend their lifespan. Non-functional items are dismantled, and valuable materials like metals and plastics are sent to certified recycling facilities for proper processing, ensuring minimal environmental impact.

Why is electronics recycling important?

Electronics recycling is important because it protects the environment by reducing hazardous waste, conserves valuable materials like metals for reuse, and minimizes the amount of e-waste in landfills. It also ensures data security by securely erasing sensitive information and supports a sustainable economy by repurposing and recycling electronic components.

What is electronics recycling?

Electronics recycling is the process of properly disposing of or repurposing electronic devices to reduce environmental impact and conserve valuable resources. It involves collecting, sorting, and processing unwanted or obsolete electronics like computers, smartphones, tablets, and other devices.

Accepted Items: Questions

What should I do if I’m unsure whether an item is recyclable?

If you're unsure whether an item is recyclable, feel free to contact us with details about the item. Our team will gladly assist you in determining if the item can be recycled through our program or guide you to the appropriate resources for its disposal.

Do you accept batteries or lightbulbs?

We do not currently accept lightbulbs as part of our electronics recycling program due to their specific disposal requirements. However, we recommend checking with local recycling facilities or programs that specialize in handling lightbulbs to ensure they are disposed of safely and responsibly. We are currently able to accept most types of batteries. We have to charge for most battery types.

Can I recycle small household appliances?

Yes, you can recycle small household appliances like toasters, blenders, and microwaves. These items are processed to recover valuable materials, ensuring they are recycled responsibly and kept out of landfills.

Do you accept broken or non-working electronics?

Yes, we accept broken or non-working electronics. These items are evaluated to determine if they can be repaired or refurbished. If not, they are responsibly dismantled, and their components are recycled to recover valuable materials and minimize environmental impact.

What types of electronics can I recycle?

You can recycle a wide range of electronics, including computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets, monitors, printers, keyboards, cables, and small household appliances. We also accept other electronic devices like gaming consoles, routers, and network equipment. If you’re unsure about a specific item, feel free to contact us for clarification.