Published on January 19, 2022, Updated on May 5, 2022
Newcastle ewaste
1 Green Planet Electronics Recycling for the Newcastle, WA community
Electronic waste Newcastle: Disposal, Pickup, Free, Recycle
Are you looking for where to recycle electronics? 1 Green Planet offers free e-waste electronic recycling pick up for companies and firms for Electronics Recycle Newcastle, WA for IT assets that have reached its end-of-life with a minimum of 500 lbs of IT assets from our qualified items list. Our easy scheduling, secure handling, transporting and responsible electronics recycling Newcastle, WA and ewaste disposal methods have helped many businesses and companies meet their electronics recycling goals. We have strict safety and security standards and certifications and licenses to make sure our e waste Newcastle, WA practices meet the needs of our customers. As a local business, we make sure to pay attention to the needs of our customers by fostering improved sustainability practices. Have at least 500 lbs of e waste items to electronic recycle near Newcastle, WA? Contact us for e waste pickup Newcastle, WA.
Electronics recycling for Newcastle, WA community – Liquidation
Companies, businesses and organizations utilizes 1 Green Planet’s IT Asset Disposition and Electronic waste liquidation services to boost their ROI, particularly when undergoing IT asset upgrades, decommissioning and in some instances where quick capital is required. With a large volume of servers, computers, laptops, monitors and other electronic assets, companies are able to recover valuable revenue from electronic recycling efforts. If you are a company located in or nearby Newcastle, WA with a large amount of IT equipment that has reached its end-of-life, contact 1 Green Planet today to be your ewaste recycling partner. Rest assured, your IT assets are handled, processed, and appropriately recycled while you realized an impactful ROI to your business. We provide free equipment evaluation, quotes, and equipment pickup at no charge with quick payment dispersal.
E waste Disposal Newcastle FAQ
Where can I recycle electronics - Newcastle?
There’s no need to leave your office to electronic recycling Newcastle WA. You can simply Schedule a Pickup online for electronic disposal and we will come out to you.
What e waste items qualify for pickup from Newcastle?
We accept all electronic assets for recycling from Businesses in Newcastle. See our list of eWaste items we recycle. With 500 lbs of qualifying items your pickup is free. Let us help you with your electronic waste disposal.
Is your electronic recycling company ewaste certified for pickup from Newcastle?
Yes, we are r2 recycling companies Newcastle, WA for e waste pickup and recycling. We comply with all applicable legal requirements and other requirements to provide responsible electronics recycling and IT asset disposition. We are certified with R2:2013 (RESPONSIBLE RECYCLING©), ISO 14001:2015 (ENIRONMNETAL HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT), ISO 45001:2018 (OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT). we are a certified r2 escrap recycler Newcastle, WA. Let us take care of your next hassle-free e-waste recycling and electronics disposal.
Can I get paid for Computer recycling in Newcastle?
No, We do not pay out for used computer hardware and IT equipment from Businesses and companies/organizations for e recycling.
Electronic recycling center Near Newcastle, WA
1 Green Planet provides e waste recycling nearby. You don’t even need to leave your office for disposal of e waste Newcastle WA. We provide easy, hassle-free pickup for your computer recycling Newcastle, WA and networking equipment and more for e waste recycling Newcastle, WA. Our electronic recycling center Newcastle, WA can help your business get rid of your IT assets and Tech waste that are not longer in use. Help the Environment, Go Green, Do Good through e waste disposal Newcastle, WA.
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About Newcastle, WA
Newcastle is a city on Washington’s Eastside located in King County. At the 2010 census, the population was 10,380; it is expected to reach 12,292 in 2019. Although Newcastle did not incorporate until 1994, it has been a significant colony and town since the late nineteenth century, contributing significantly to the growth of Seattle and the surrounding region. Newcastle was one of the region’s earliest coal mining communities, and its train connection to Seattle was the county’s first. Timber also played a role in Newcastle’s early history. Rail transportation of coal from Newcastle’s mines to Seattle spurred the Port of Seattle’s expansion and attracted railways, most notably the Great Northern Railway.
Newcastle is ranked 11th in the state of Washington based on per capita income. Newcastle, along with neighboring Sammamish, was ranked in the top twenty of CNN Money’s 2011 list of the finest places to live in the United States. It was named 17th in Newsweek’s 2009 list of the greatest places in the United States to live.
The city’s trail-building community is busy, developing a network of trails that are being integrated into new housing projects and parks. Volunteers and the Washington Conservation Corps, funded by the city of Newcastle, have accomplished the majority of the trail work. The trail system will eventually connect to Lake Washington in the west, via Renton, and is already connected to Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park in unincorporated King County to the east. (Source: Wikipedia)
