Electronic recycling, also known as e-waste recycling, is the process of collecting, disassembling, and reusing or recycling electronic devices at the end of their lifecycle. This process helps to recover valuable materials and reduce the environmental impact of electronic waste.

A wide range of electronic devices can be recycled, including but not limited to computers, laptops, monitors, gaming systems, radios, cell phones, tablets, printers, scanners, keyboards, mice, and small household electronics.We accept all small electronics except for old CRT monitors, tv's, and microwaves.

After collection, we will reuse or refurbish anything we can first. If that is not an option the items are transported to specialized recycling facilities where they undergo a series of processes. This may include disassembly, shredding, sorting, and separation of materials such as metals, plastics, and glass. These materials are then sent to manufacturers for reuse in new products or sold to commodity markets.

When you bring your items to GeekyHillbilly Recycles the answer is Yes! We don't want our personal info to get into the wrong hands and we certainly don't want yours to do the same. Therefore we have procedures in place to ensure the secure handling and destruction of personal data. This may involve data wiping using specialized software that meets or exceeds DOD specifications. or physical destruction of storage devices to prevent data breaches and protect consumer privacy.

If you are calling to schedue a pickup, please call between 8a.m. and 5p.m. Monday through Friday. You can also drop off your electronics to be recycled anytime that is convenient for you. Just place them in the designated area indicated by the sign. We sometimes host electronic recycling events, providing residents, businesses and organizations with a convenient and responsible way to dispose of their e-waste.

Yes, broken or non-functional electronics can still be recycled. In fact, recycling these devices is even more important as it prevents them from ending up in landfills and allows for the recovery of valuable materials. We accept non-working as well as working electronics for recycling.