EACR provides electronics recycling services throughout Washington for businesses, schools, healthcare facilities, municipalities, and other organizations managing retired electronic equipment.
Electronics contain metals, plastics, circuit boards, batteries, wiring, and other components that should be handled through an appropriate recycling process rather than ordinary disposal.
Businesses and organizations can also generate large quantities of electronics during IT upgrades, equipment replacement, office cleanouts, facility changes, and other larger projects.
EACR Inc. has more than 25 years of experience providing electronics recycling for businesses, schools, healthcare facilities, municipalities, government organizations, and other commercial operations. Our team handles everything from smaller equipment cleanouts to large-scale, multi-location recycling projects with pickup, mail-in, and e-waste container options available based on the project.
EACR operates under a zero-landfill policy and supports electronics recycling with an established processing facility, commercial transportation capabilities, and data destruction services. This allows us to manage both one-time projects and ongoing recycling programs while keeping retired electronics moving into appropriate reuse, repurposing, and recycling streams.
The right recycling option depends on how much equipment you have and how often your organization generates electronics.
Scheduled pickups are a good option for businesses and organizations with larger quantities of retired electronics. EACR can coordinate collection for office cleanouts, IT upgrades, schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, municipal sites, and other commercial locations based on the equipment, quantity, and site access.
Mail-in recycling is a practical option for smaller quantities of electronics that do not require a scheduled pickup. Contact EACR before shipping equipment so the team can confirm the material, provide shipping instructions, and make sure the electronics are packaged and sent to the correct location.
E-waste containers are a good option for organizations that regularly accumulate retired electronics over time. Equipment can be collected as it is replaced, allowing schools, businesses, healthcare facilities, warehouses, and municipal sites to manage ongoing electronics recycling without arranging a separate pickup for every batch.
EACR handles many different types of electronic equipment, including:
Not sure if your equipment is accepted? View our complete list of accepted e-waste items.
The right recycling option depends on how much equipment you have and how often your organization generates electronics.
Submit your recycling request with the equipment type, approximate quantity, location, and timeline so EACR can plan the project and recommend the appropriate recycling option.
EACR coordinates the appropriate collection method based on equipment volume, location, and site access, whether the project uses a scheduled pickup, mail-in option, or container.
If the project includes data-bearing devices, EACR addresses the required data destruction process before recycling so sensitive information is handled according to the project requirements.
After the project is completed, EACR provides documentation showing the amount of electronics processed and confirming the recycling work completed for the equipment collected.
Electronics are sorted by equipment and material type, then processed through recycling streams so components can be separated and handled according to the project requirements.
EACR accepts many types of electronics, including computers, servers, monitors, networking equipment, phones, circuit boards, batteries, appliances, and other electronic equipment.
Yes. Scheduled pickups are available for businesses and organizations with larger quantities of electronics, IT refreshes, facility cleanouts, and other recycling projects.
Yes. E-waste containers can be used by organizations that regularly generate electronics and need an ongoing collection option.
Mail-in recycling may be available for smaller quantities of accepted electronics. Contact EACR first to confirm the material and receive the correct shipping instructions.
Yes. Businesses and organizations can often combine computers, monitors, networking equipment, phones, circuit boards, batteries, and other accepted electronics into one recycling project.
Provide the equipment types, approximate quantities, location, site access details, and photos if available. This helps determine the best collection method for the project.
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