Electronics Disposal

Electronic waste has become big business in recent years as communities and countries struggle to manage trash disposal. Electronic junk is anything that can be plugged in or operated with batteries. Many contain chemicals that can damage the environment if dumped in landfills.

Televisions and computer equipment may be the first things that come to mind. However, radios and portable stereos, Amps, boom-boxes, VHS and DVD players, even that old Beta system are an electronic waste. Don’t forget projectors, cameras, gaming and stereo equipment, shredders, office equipment, small appliances, plus any phone – wall mounted, cordless, flip, flop, smart or iPhone.

All you need to do is pick up a phone that works and schedule an electronic pickup! Our professional team will do the rest. They’ll arrive on time, do all the lifting and carrying, and take it all away for eco-friendly disposal.

What to Do With Old Electronics

Old electronics that are broken, busted or just don’t work are ready for electronic recycling. Don’t just toss them into the garbage; many contain elements that can damage our environment.

If they still work, but it’s time to upgrade, or you don’t need them anymore, they can be sold, donated, or given away. Post them on the internet, social media, or a community board for sale, or have a garage sale! Some charities will come and pick them up for sale or donation at their sites.

If it’s e-waste that you want to clean out, let us do that electronic removal for you. We’ll see it gets to a recycling site and save you the hassle and drive.

How to Get Rid of Old Electronics

There are several ways of getting rid of electronic devices. Working pieces can be given away, sold, or even donated to charities. It’s easy to have a yard sale and let someone else enjoy your unwanted electronics. You can list them online for others to buy, or offer them to family or friends.

If they are truly junk and no longer do work, or you don’t want to bother with other options, you can take them to an electronic waste site for disposal. If you don’t have the time or a car to haul away electronics for disposal, our services are just a call away. We’ll take that debris and dispose of it correctly.

Where Can I Take An Old Electronics to Dump?

Many dumps don’t accept electronic disposal anymore. Most electronics have chemicals or minerals like lead, cadmium, mercury, and zinc that do not belong in landfill sites. There are electronic or e-waste drop-off sites located across many communities, and also at their dumps to make it easier to get rid of electronic junk. The pieces are then sent to be dismantled and recycled.

Our company provides an eco-friendly electronic disposal service for your convenience. We’ll pick it up at your home or business, and take it for recycling. All you have to do is make an appointment.

Can Old Electronics Be Recycled?

Old or modern electronics contain minerals and materials that can be recycled and reused. Aside from harmful minerals like cadmium, zinc, lead, and mercury, precious minerals can be harvested from them much more cheaply than from the ground. Circuit boards contain silver and gold, copper and palladium, plus other useful components. Wire, magnets, and metal parts, along with plastic and glass can all be recycled.

Pieces that may not be recyclable like fabrics and wood can be processed through a biofuel operation and kept out of the landfill. To help you with your electronic recycling, contact our friendly customer service reps and arrange for a visit.