COMMUNITY RECYCLING EVENTS

We offer municipalities and local organizations convenient, cost effective ways to increase recycling of electronic, universal and hazardous waste in their community.

MAKING THE RIGHT THING TO DO, THE EASY THING TO DO

We Accept

A selection of the most common things we recycle for municipalities:

• Electronic Devices

• Computers & Laptops

• Monitors & TVs

• Servers, Printers & Copiers

• Keyboards & Monitors

• Tablets & Cell Phones

• Batteries

We Provide

To make things easy, TBS can provide the following:

• Hosted Events

• Weekly / Monthly Pick-ups

• Data Destruction

• Transportation

• Storage Materials
  - Boxes & Drums
  - Shrink-wrap & Tape
  - Gaylord Boxes
  - Pallets

• Certificate of Recycling

TBS Industries complies with all R2 (Responsible Recycling) and DoD (Department of Defense) standards that govern the safety and security of data destruction, as well as the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) e-waste recycling guidelines and many other regional, state and federal regulations. We adhere to a rigorous “no landfill” policy. TBS Technologies is regularly audited for certification to R2 (Responsible Recycling) and ISO standards.

Lets do this!

Reach out to our friendly team to find out more about how TBS can help you provide convenient electronics recycling to your community.

Here’s what locals love most about TBS Technologies:

Fast. Easy. Cost Effective.

Streamlined Reporting

Secure Data Destruction

Locally Owned & Operated

WHY IT MATTERS

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND SCHOOLS, TBS DIVERTED THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OF ELECTRONIC WASTE FROM OUR LOCAL LANDFILLS LAST YEAR!

Many of these materials can be repurposed into new products, which helps reduce pollution and conserve essential resources.

Electronic devices are part of our everyday lives. With the pace of obsolescence increasing, the need to properly dispose of these devices is critical.

Landfills are not equipped to handle this level of pollution. Without proper disposal, electronic waste can leach toxic compounds into groundwater for generations.