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From historic cities to growing tech hubs, Virginia continues to produce increasing amounts of electronic waste. As devices are replaced or upgraded, responsible electronics recycling helps reduce landfill overflow, protect local ecosystems, and support sustainability efforts across the state.
East Coast Electronics Recycling is proud to offer professional electronics recycling services throughout Virginia. We serve schools, businesses, and government organizations with streamlined solutions for managing and disposing of outdated electronic equipment responsibly.
Our services across Virginia include electronics recycling, scheduled pickups, e-waste containers for recurring use, public collection events, and secure data destruction. Whether you’re managing a single pallet or coordinating a large facility cleanout, we provide the flexibility and reliability you need.
Electronic devices contain materials that can release toxins into the soil and water when improperly discarded. Virginia’s environment—including its farmlands, rivers, and coastal ecosystems—is particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of electronic waste in landfills.
Recycling electronics keeps harmful waste out of landfills, conserves natural resources, and allows materials like copper, aluminum, and plastics to be reused in manufacturing. It also supports green initiatives led by local schools, businesses, and municipalities.
East Coast Electronics Recycling works with a diverse range of partners throughout Virginia. From public schools and universities to hospitals and local government departments, we help organizations manage e-waste with dependable, tailored solutions. Our team provides flexible service options for recurring pickups or one-time cleanouts.
We also serve commercial offices, nonprofits, libraries, utility providers, retail locations, and IT departments. Whether you need secure data destruction or simple equipment collection, our services are designed to meet the operational and compliance needs of businesses and institutions across the state.
Prevents toxic materials from entering Virginia’s land and waterways.
Frees up space and eases pressure on Virginia’s solid waste infrastructure.
Allows metals and plastics to be reintroduced into production cycles.
Aligns with eco-conscious initiatives across schools, towns, and companies.
Encourages sustainable practices in one of the nation's fastest-growing tech regions.
Toasters and microwaves: Kitchen appliances that eventually wear out and get replaced.
Cell phones and telephones: Most homes have outdated or broken phones lying around.
LED lights: Widely used for energy efficiency throughout the house.
Dehumidifiers and humidifiers: Frequently found in basements, bedrooms, or nurseries.
Modems: Common with every internet setup, especially after provider upgrades.
Ink jet toners and ink bottles: Used in household printers for school or remote work.
Cameras, video equipment, telescopes, etc.: Popular for hobbies, travel, or home photography.
MP3 players / iPods: Often stored and forgotten in junk drawers.
Laptops: Essential for school, remote work, or home browsing.
Scales: Found in bathrooms or kitchens, often digital and recyclable.
Home printers, office printers, fax machines, copiers, scanners, etc.: Still common in home offices.
Portable radios: Used for music, news, or emergencies around the house.
Tablets: Found in many homes for reading, streaming, or games. We can recycle iPhones, Tablets and other cell devices.
Televisions: From outdated box TVs to flat screens, a staple in every living room.
Hoverboards: Especially common in households with kids or teens.
Microscopes: Often found in hobby kits or from past school projects.
Game consoles: Regularly upgraded, older versions often go unused.
Kitchen appliances like freezers: Extra or broken units are often stored in garages.
Keyboards, mice, and PC speakers: Always around when old desktops are replaced.
Hard drives: Often saved from old computers, holding personal data that require data destructon.
We proudly serve organizations throughout the state, including:
Virginia
Yes. We offer scheduled pickup services for schools, businesses, and government offices across Virginia.
Absolutely. We provide a range of e-waste containers, including open 22-yard containers, & closed 24-yard containers
Yes. We offer data destruction with options for hard drive wiping or physical destruction.
We do. Our team supports town, school, and company-sponsored recycling events, offering coordination, equipment, and removal services throughout the state.
We serve the entire state, including Richmond, Virginia Beach, Arlington, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Roanoke, Alexandria, Fairfax, Newport News, Hampton, Fredericksburg, Lynchburg, Manassas, Danville, Winchester, Harrisonburg, Williamsburg, and many others.
Yes. ECER Inc. provides Certificates of Recycling for every job, which proves that your materials were properly recycled.
Contact Us
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+1-877-537-9940
info@ecerinc.com
