Old Computer Equipment Recycling

Old Computer/Computer Equipment Recycling Services From Walsh Computer Technology

As computers age and fail, or become unsuitable for the jobs they perform, the problem of discarding them becomes significant. Also known as "e-waste", old computers and other electronic equipment are quickly filling up landfills and being dumped in countries outside of the US, where people strip them down in hazardous conditions or burn them. In either case, hazardous chemicals can be released, causing damage to people's health and the environment.

Walsh Computer Technology believes that this should not happen, and that proper recycling of old or broken computer hardware must be a priority. That's why we're prepared to do everything we can to keep computer equipment out of the landfills and other parts of the world. We do this in several ways:

Recycling Through Reuse -- Many computers--especially those belonging to businesses--are retired from active use long before they actually fail. Some businesses replace their computers as often as every few months! Walsh Computer Technology can step in and take care of equipment removal, data destruction and the resale or donation of computer equipment that is still functional. This can be a big job that many business simply do not have the time to perform. For a small fee, Walsh Computer Technology can take care of everything, and you may be surprised to find what your old computers and parts are worth! No job is too big or too small!
Parting Out Nonworking Systems -- For computers that have failed, Walsh Computer Technology will retrieve all usable parts and catalog them by type, model and manufacturer. These parts can then be reused in other computers. The remaining parts are recycled in the US by reputable recycling companies.
Recycling By Reclamation -- In the case of equipment where reuse is not an option and where there is little to no parts value, Walsh Computer Technology works with many different metal, plastics and chemical recyclers to ensure that all the component parts of unwanted equipment are properly and safely prepared for reuse in new products.