What we take
We focus on common electronics that may still have useful equipment, components, or recoverable value.
We accept a wide range of common electronics, but condition, quantity, transportation requirements, and unusual equipment can affect what we’re able to take.
Generally accepted
- Laptops
- Desktop PCs
- Flat-panel monitors
- Phones
- Tablets
- Game consoles
- Networking equipment
- Cables & chargers
- Small electronics
Ask us first
A few things depend on the details. Check with us on:
- Unusually large quantities
- Specialized equipment
- Unusually heavy equipment
- Significantly damaged electronics
- Mixed loads with unrelated materials
- Unusual batteries
- Anything outside the standard list
Generally declined
These usually aren’t a fit for a small local operation:
- CRT televisions
- CRT monitors
- Large appliances
- Items too large or heavy for available transportation
- Hazardous or unknown materials
- Swollen or visibly damaged lithium batteries (unless appropriate specialized handling exists)
- Unrelated materials outside accepted categories
Not sure what you have? Send us a description or a few photos and we’ll let you know whether it’s a fit.
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Tell us what you have. We’ll tell you if it’s a fit.