Computer Recycling
If you are considering how to properly dispose and recycle your obsolete electronics, you are not alone. A recent study by the Environmental Protection Agency reports that 180 million computers sold between 1980 and 2004 are still in storage, waiting for somebody to decide how to dispose of them.
The good news is that you have just found the answer to recycling electronics in a secure and environmentally responsible way.
When disposing of electronic equipment, it is important to know that 100% of the materials used to manufacture electronics can be recycled and diverted from land fill. Imagine the environmental consequence of land filling 180 million computers.
Our end-of-life electronics recycling service ensures that all products and components are fully disassembled and destroyed. Although a modest fee is charged for the processing of electronic equipment, we will recycle all of the raw materials through certified downstream vendors.
We are responsible for ensuring all electronics are securely destroyed and properly recycled.
Together, we can help save our planet...
Why its important to Recycle your old electronics
Society's quest for ever newer and better computer technology is starting to harbor disastrous environmental consequences that only a few years back went unrecognized. Shortened electronic product life-span has led to early obsolescence and the accumulation of hundreds of millions of tons of scrap or surplus electronics equipment, including anything from computers to printers, toner, batteries and more. Disposing of electronics is one of the most crucial of environmental issues that society and industry must address.
Today, there is an alternative to land filling hazardous electronic waste. We are able to properly process and recycle old computer equipment in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.
How does your electronic computer equipment impact the environment?
Improperly disposed computer equipment poses many health and environment problems due to the hazardous materials that are contained in electronic waste. Computer monitors contain lead that when land filled can end up in water and contaminate our soil.
What we accept:
- Computer monitors
- Keyboards / mouse
- Computers
- Laptops
- Televisions
- Printers
- Cell phones
- Radios / stereos
- Phones
- DVD / CD players
- Walkmans
- Clocks
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