e-Waste Recycling Process

Certified & Auditable Disposal Methods

Our e-waste recycling process steps begin with secure pickup and chain-of-custody documentation, moving through detailed inventory assessment, data destruction, asset evaluation, and final disposition—each stage fully documented and transparent to our clients. Our hands-on e-waste recycling process exemplifies our commitment to responsible disposal. When processing end-of-life equipment, our trained technical staff follows specialized procedures for different asset types. The desktop computers recycling process involves careful demanufacturing, where reusable components like CPUs, RAM, and storage devices are harvested for remarketing whenever possible. The process of recycling computer monitors requires particular attention to potentially hazardous materials, ensuring toxic substances are handled with utmost care by our certified team. For items requiring more complex breakdown, such as computer motherboards or servers, equipment is systematically sorted into distinct material streams: plastics, metals, circuit boards, and cables, which are sent to certified downstream partners for refinement into raw materials. Our strict no landfill, no export, and no prison labor policy means that our e-waste recycling process eliminates the environmental and ethical risks many organizations face when managing their technology lifecycle. Unlike competitors who may cut corners, we partner exclusively with certified recyclers who share our commitment to responsible practices. Whether you're managing equipment disposal for a single office or coordinating multi-location projects, our process provides the security, compliance, and environmental stewardship your organization requires, backed by comprehensive reporting and certificates of destruction that support your audit requirements.