Given the sensitive data, valuable materials, and environmentally hazardous substances that may be found inside your electronics, how you recycle and dispose of your electronic waste is critical. Convenient and efficient: Our expert team follows a simple, proven process in order to get the job done quickly and economically.
Certified: We have been awarded the most respected industry certifications, including R2/RIOS & NAID. Dependable: Our Client Services team is easy to reach and provides a customized plan just for you. Transparent: You'll receive extensive documentation, customized for you and your business requirements.
Certified: We have been awarded the most respected industry certifications, including R2/RIOS & NAID. Dependable: Our Client Services team is easy to reach and provides a customized plan just for you. Transparent: You'll receive extensive documentation, customized for you and your business requirements.
Services
EWASTE+ is the trusted electronics recycling partner for a variety of customers, including local, national, and global companies, as well as governments, municipalities, and electronics manufacturers. These organizations come to us for one critical reason: they all value the importance of our secure, safe, and transparent process.
EWASTE+ is certified by the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID) and is the trusted, go-to data destruction partner for thousands of businesses and organizations. Our rigorous data destruction process includes secure collection and handling, documented chain-of custody, asset inventory and serial number tracking, and ensures that your confidential information is never exposed and that your organization is protected from risk.
There are strict state and federal laws regulating the management and disposition of universal waste fluorescent lamps and batteries. EWASTE+ provides statewide collection and recycling for all types of fluorescent lamps and the most common batteries, and does so quickly, safely, and in full compliance with all NYS and federal requirements.
Through strategic partnerships with our vetted downstream vendors and logistics network, EWASTE+ is a trusted vendor for recycling companies, electronics processors and collectors, and other similar organizations seeking a reliable solution and outlet for their commodities. EWASTE+ accepts a wide range of commodity materials at a competitive market rate.
We offer access to responsible recycling in all New York State towns, counties, and cities via our extensive statewide collection network. Our logistics team is outfitted with the tools and equipment to get the job done right, including a fleet of 26-foot box trucks with 3,000-pound capacity lift gates, Class 8 tractors, and 53' over-the-road trailers.
Reviews (10)
Ronald Reich
Nov 19, 2021
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Stephen Sedita
Oct 28, 2021
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Rory Lutz
Oct 16, 2021
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Ewaste+ is horrible. The drivers steal & leave customers materials unsecured. Horrible people to work with. Never pick up on time . Dirty workplace in ossining. The manger Bill dont know to run the place. They make workers with no cdl license drive& dump the trucks because they under staff. If something goes wrong. That warehouse will be for blame . Choose a different vendor for better service.
Jerad Pfaff
Aug 02, 2021
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Tim Oconnor
Sep 02, 2020
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Bunny Haight
Jun 22, 2020
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John L.
Nov 01, 2019
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Alexandra Scialdone
Nov 28, 2018
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Luke Render
Sep 21, 2018
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Great for electronic recycling. They take just about anything electronic. The staff is courteous and they will write you up a slip in the lobby/office. You take the product to their docks and a representative will take it out of your vehicle if you need assistance. Most products are free to recycle with the exception of Tvs. That is by law a $50 recycle fee. It is maybe Sony that credits $50 for recycling. You can call and ask. They take phones also. I highly recommend them.
Fix My Pc Rochester
Jun 26, 2012
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That because they take stuff and resell much of it and at a good markup. I don't think its fair to do both. I suspect they get grants and more. I spend hundreds there per year buying back parts which customers need to fix there computers which they attain under the recycle program. If they don't get aid breaks tax breaks or other then I am sorry I stated my opinion. Talk about conflict of interest But I guess its perfectly legal so all power to them. So much for recycling. They should be require to give some of this computers back to needy and poor like Micrycyle in Rochester which does just that
