Electronics recycling
Drop off accepted electronics at the shop. We confirm acceptance and any fee before you bring them.
- Computers & laptops
- Phones & tablets
- Cables & accessories
Drop off old computers, laptops, phones and printers at our West Palm Beach shop, with data-destruction options for drives you don’t want to leave readable. Call first so we can confirm accepted items and any fee.
Directions to our West Palm Beach shopBefore you drop off
Accepted items confirmed before drop-off
We confirm accepted items, quantities and any fee before you make the trip.
Drive wiping or physical destruction is available by arrangement, explained up front.
Accepted items are sorted for reuse, material recovery or downstream recycling.
What you can bring
Working or not. Call first for TVs, batteries, large equipment or business quantities.
What we offer
For households and businesses across Palm Beach County.
Drop off accepted electronics at the shop. We confirm acceptance and any fee before you bring them.
Drive wiping or physical media destruction by arrangement, with the method and fee explained first.
Office clean-outs and retired equipment, with pickup and documentation arranged for your quantities.

Your data
Old computers and phones often still hold photos, passwords and documents. Tell us what the device held so we can explain the data-handling options before we accept it.

Before the drop-off
Retired electronics may still hold accounts, files and removable storage. Confirm what is accepted and discuss the handling needed for any device that may contain important or sensitive data.
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How it works
Tell us what you have so we can confirm accepted items and any fee.
Bring the items to our West Palm Beach shop during business hours.
Arranged wiping or destruction is completed for the drives you choose.
Items are sorted for reuse, material recovery or downstream recycling.
Palm Beach County
Drop-off is at our Okeechobee Boulevard shop; business pickup can be arranged across the county.
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Good to know
Common questions about drop-off, data and business pickup.
Talk to a real person at our West Palm Beach shop.
Common items include computers, laptops, phones, tablets, printers, hard drives, cables and components. Call first for TVs, monitors, batteries, large equipment or business quantities so we can confirm acceptance and any fee.
Many common electronics can be dropped off at no charge, but acceptance and fees depend on the device, quantity, and downstream recycling requirements. Call before bringing televisions, batteries, large equipment, or business quantities.
Data erasure and physical media-destruction options are available by arrangement. We explain the method, documentation, and fee before accepting the work; customers should back up anything they need to keep.
Accepted electronics are sorted for reuse, material recovery, or responsible downstream recycling. Ask us about the current downstream process and documentation available for your device type.
Pickup can be arranged for business quantities in Palm Beach County. Contact us with the item types, quantities and location so we can confirm scheduling and any fee.
Documentation may be available for arranged business data-destruction or recycling services. Tell us your compliance and chain-of-custody requirements before drop-off so we can confirm the appropriate service.
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