What we accept (and what we don't)
Most business electronics are welcome. Check the lists below before you book. If something isn’t listed, just ask.
Accepted materials
We pick up these items for recycling and secure destruction.
- Computers, desktops & towers
- Laptops
- Monitors (flat screen)
- Servers & server racks
- Mainframe & midrange systems
- Motherboards & electronics scrap
- Networking gear, routers & switches
- Telecommunications equipment & phone systems
- Terminals
- Business machines & copiers
- Printers & scanners
- Fax machines
- Computer peripherals (mice, keyboards, webcams, speakers, microphones)
- Cables, wiring, cabling & IT accessories
- Power supplies
- UPS units & UPS batteries
- Batteries
- Storage devices (external hard drives, solid state drives, SD & memory cards, card readers)
- Mobile devices (cell phones, tablets, PDAs, MP3 players)
- Cameras
- Video & audio equipment
- Security equipment
- Gaming devices
- Lab & medical electronics
- Televisions (fee applies)
Please note: there is a charge to haul away TVs and CRT monitors, and an additional fee for hard drive shredding.
Unacceptable materials
For safety and environmental reasons, we can’t take the following items.
- Carbon monoxide detectors
- Smoke detectors
- Dehumidifiers
- Devices containing liquid mercury (thermostats, switches, medical devices, thermometers)
- Freon-containing devices (refrigerators, air conditioners)
- Large appliances (stoves, washers, dryers, dishwashers)
- Small appliances (toasters, vacuum cleaners, coffee makers, irons, hair dryers)
- Gas-powered equipment
- Propane tanks
- Household hazardous waste
- Ink, toner & cartridges
- Liquids
- Fluorescent bulbs
- PCB ballasts
- Radioactive materials
- Wet cell batteries
Questions about accepted items
Do you take CRT monitors and old TVs?
Yes, but there is a haul-away charge for TVs and CRT monitors because they cost more to recycle safely.
Do I need to remove hard drives first?
No. Leave them in and ask about hard drive destruction, or let us know if the drives have already been removed or wiped.
Why don't you take ink and toner cartridges?
Ink and toner aren’t part of our electronics recycling stream. Many office supply stores and manufacturers run cartridge take-back programs.
Something I have isn't on either list. What should I do?
Contact us with a description or photo and we’ll let you know.
Have a pile of electronics ready to go?
Send us your list and we’ll confirm everything within 24 hours.