If you have been searching the internet with any of the following questions then the chances are we can help you:
“How to get rid of unwanted electrical equipment”?
“Does our business need to worry about electronics disposal”?
“What is electronics disposal or e-waste management”?
“Who can provide a state approved electronics disposal service”?
“Is the collection and disposal of electronics free”?
Changes in the laws relating to the disposal of old electronics have now made it illegal to dump unwanted computer hardware, old CRT monitors, broken PC’s, unused laptops and other such junk or scrap electronics in with the regular trash. Both changes to State and Federal regulation make it compulsory for you to dispose of electronics via one of three means:
- Firstly businesses can organize a collection date and time for us to pickup your e-waste and dispose of your electronics securely.
- Secondly businesses and residents can arrange a drop off time with us we accept most electronics for disposal but please call first.
- Thirdly residents can attend a local e-waste collection events.
All three options are subject to fees and charges, please email us or call for details. Due to recent changes in New Jersey electronics disposal laws residents may not be charged a processing fee for the handling of their electronics, please call for details. However no collection service is currently offered for residents, so please arrange a drop in date with one of our staff.
Businesses wishing to dispose of their electronics are eligible for a collection service and a data hard drive wipe. The charges for these services vary according to location and the quantity of electronics you need disposing of; please contact us for a quote.
Many business’s wonder why electronics have to be disposed of separately from the regular garbage, after all isn’t waste just waste? It turns out that e-waste or electronics waste isn’t just normal trash, in fact it’s particularly hazardous and needs to be disposed of safely. Most laptops, servers, computers, CRT monitors and office electronics contain toxins that although may not be dangerous to us in the working environment can actually be extremely perilous to us if they pollute our land and water. To prevent e-waste pollution all electronics disposal has to be performed by a certified electronics recycler, it is the recyclers’ responsibility to ensure that the process of electronics disposal occurs through what is known as de-manufacturing. The process of de-manufacturing is more commonly called ‘recycling’ because it involves taking apart the old electronics, separating out the materials and then recycling them for reuse.
Electronics disposal is a global process, with some of the most advanced technology & services coming from England, Canada and the USA. Of course it takes man power to recycle old electronics, which is why, at the moment a small collection and disposal fee is charged.
So if you are thinking about disposing of your electronics with the regular trash please think again. Electronics disposal is not expensive and you may even qualify for FREE disposal. To find out more or to arrange to have your electronics disposed of please contact electronic disposal dotcom today. |
Electronics Disposal Collection and Drop Off Service
