Gone are the days when, as a small business owner, you could casually dump your old computer hardware without concern for the data residing in it, or the potential hazard that could seep from it. Because environmental concerns are so vital, there are strict and growing environmental regulations that dictate what is done with obsolete equipment.

Straight-Forward Solutions.

TechDisposal offers a straightforward and environmentally safe PC recycling service called D-I-Y-R (Do-It-Yourself Recycling) for assets without market value. The service is in accordance with all EPA guidelines and United States federal, state and local laws.

Provide us with a description of your technology assets and receive a no-obligation quote valid for 30 days. Upon your approval of our agreement, TechDisposal will arrange for pickup of your retired technology assets.

Or if you have a small number of items, such as 10 to 30, why not try our Do-It-Yourself-Recycling (D-I-Y-R) Solutions and order directly from our secure online store.

Be Law-Abiding

Don’t take chances with the integrity of your company’s reputation — and yours. Increased awareness has also increased the chances that non-compliance to the laws of the land are noticed, noted, and acted upon by regulating authorities.

Learn more about environmental regulations.

The environmental impact of our computer age is catching up with us. Old computers and computer parts lurk within our landfills and pose a danger to our communities. Toxic substances such as mercury and lead seep from the old technology parts into the landfills, and then into the environment.

Together we can do something about it. Whether you have just one ancient PC or several boxes filled with empty ink and toner cartridges, you contribute to the wellness of our world when you dispose of your old technology in a conscientious fashion – and with little effort on your part.

TechDisposal will do the work. All you have to do is care.

Recycle, donate or destroy – the right way
The materials in old computers, ink, and toner cartridges can be recycled, re-used or disposed of properly, complying with all federal, state and local regulations.

This trio of choices honors the environment in two ways:

• Minimizing the amount of materials that go into landfills
• Reducing the amount of raw materials needed to produce new computers and computer parts

Learn more about recycling in your community.

Learn more about donating to disadvantaged school children.