Guaranteed that all of your universal waste management is performed safely and responsibly. As an electronic recycling company, we serve several different industries with only a few listed below.
We offer business pickup services to safely recycle your electronics in a safe manner. Scheduling is made easy at your convenience! Contact us today.
R2 certification means that eCycle Georgia demonstrated to an independent auditor their commitment to reuse and recycle the maximum amount possible and more.
It is a good idea that your office plan to update computers every four years. Some companies require more frequent updates to keep up with the latest technology.
At eCycle Georgia, our very first priority in any recycling opportunity is the protection of our clients’ data. As part of our commitment to having ultra-secure and environmentally responsible IT asset recycling and data…
eCycle Georgia is an eco-friendly we offer responsible electronic-IT recycling organization formed in 2012 that is dedicated to the disposal of office, communications…
Electronic devices contain hazardous materials such as lead, mercury, arsenic, and other poisons and carcinogens. Most landfills no longer accept e-waste and there are laws governing e-waste disposal, which is why we offer responsible recycling that is fast, efficient, secure, and environmentally approved.
Upgrading office technology creates an immediate physical problem: an accumulation of heavy monitors, tangled cables, and outdated servers. Unfortunately, traditional waste haulers will not touch office electronics. At the same time,
Educational technology moves fast, leaving school districts across Florida with hundreds of retired Chromebooks, laptops, and classroom tablets every year. Unfortunately, many schools struggle with proper school device disposal leading to
Company upgrades often leave businesses with outdated computers, servers, or office hardware. Unfortunately, many organizations shove old technology into back storage rooms. Other companies give devices away haphazardly or throw them
Hard Drive Shredding vs. Wiping vs. Degaussing: The Complete Comparison When a business retires a computer, server, or storage device, disposing of the internal data requires evaluating different hard drive destruction
Why “Deleting” Files Isn’t Enough: Secure Data Destruction Explained You delete the files, empty the recycle bin, and reformat the drive. Then you send the computer off for recycling. Your company’s
What Is a Certificate of Data Destruction (and Why Your Business Needs One)? Imagine someone from your company asks a simple question six months after an equipment cleanup: “Can you prove
