Frequently Asked Questions

What is e-waste?

E-waste is any discarded electronic device from computers, laptops and servers to smartphones, printers, and other IT equipment. Recycling these items properly keeps hazardous materials out of the environment and supports a more sustainable future.

Recycling keeps hazardous materials out of the environment, recovers valuable resources, reduces landfill waste, and ensures your data is securely destroyed.

We use certified data destruction methods, including secure wiping, degaussing, and physical shredding to ensure all sensitive information is permanently erased from your devices.

We carefully tested, repaired, and upgraded devices with new parts when needed. Usable equipment is restored to working condition and repurposed for resale, donation, or reuse, extending its life and reducing waste.

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E-waste is any discarded electronic device from computers, laptops and servers to smartphones, printers, and other IT equipment. Recycling these items properly keeps hazardous materials out of the environment and supports a more sustainable future.

No, we do not accept alkaline batteries or light bulbs. We focus on laptops, computers, servers, and other electronic equipment for proper recycling.

Yes, Houston United Computer Recycling is certified under  ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and ISO 9001 standards. These certifications show our commitment to environmental care, workplace safety, and quality management.

To begin, one of our representatives will review your company’s specific e-waste recycling and ITAD needs. Then, our representative will design a customized e-waste collection plan. We’ll manage everything from logistics to communication, whether it’s one location or multiple sites.

You can recycle a wide variety of electronic waste, including laptops, fax machines, servers, power supplies, and more. Visit our Items We Accept page for the full list.

No, we don’t accept Freon-containing appliances. These require certified technicians to safely remove the refrigerant before recycling to protect the environment and comply with regulations.