Electronics and E-Waste in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
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Electronics and E-Waste

TVs, computers, printers and gadgets: why they need a recycling stream and how to protect your data.

Electronics hold useful metals and also some materials that do not belong in a landfill. Old televisions, computers and printers are best sent to processors who break them down safely.

Before pickup, wipe or remove drives from computers and phones. Everything else, including cables and chargers, can go with them.

Best for

  • Households with old TVs and computers
  • Offices refreshing equipment
  • Schools and churches
  • Landlords clearing units

How we handle it

  • Recycling recovers valuable metals
  • Offices can get a list of what went
  • Cables and chargers included
  • Quick scheduling

Keep in mind

  • Batteries and bulbs need special handling
  • Wipe your data first
  • Some items have recycling limits
The details

What defines Electronics

Valuable materials

Metals and plastics reused.

Protect your data

Wipe drives before pickup.

Proper processing

Not the landfill.

Big and small

One cord box to an office refresh.

Batteries separate

Special handling required.

Quick scheduling

Often within a day or two.

Questions

Electronics FAQ

Do you take CRT televisions?

Yes. They are heavy and need recycling.

How do I wipe a computer?

Use the built-in reset or a drive-wiping tool. Ask us if you want simple steps.

Can you take printers with ink?

Yes. Ink and toner cartridges go in the e-waste stream.

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Quick scheduling, a crew that does all the lifting and a clear price before we start.

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