Schedule pickup

Schedule a Free E‑Waste Pickup

Use the form to share item counts, equipment types, ZIP code, timing, and access notes.

What helps before pickup

A clear request and rough item count help us review the request and avoid back-and-forth.

  • Name, email, and the best phone number for a callback
  • Pickup address or ZIP code and any loading/access notes
  • Item list with rough quantities by type
  • A rough item count and basic equipment description
  • Notes about computers, drives, servers, or devices that may contain company data

If you only have a rough idea of what is there, that is okay. Send the quick form so someone can call you to review it.

Stacked business desktop computers ready for e-waste pickup

Qualification

What usually qualifies for free pickup?

Free pickup depends on equipment type, load size, location, access, and scheduling. Businesses with multiple computers, monitors, servers, networking gear, phones, tablets, printers, or mixed office e-waste items are often the best fit.

Best-fit pickups

Office cleanouts, IT refreshes, school equipment, warehouse e-waste, property management e-waste, and stored business devices.

Needs review

Small single-item pickups, far service locations, heavy equipment, damaged CRTs, or specialty materials may require review first.

Documentation

Ask the recycler whether documentation is available so your business has a clear record after pickup.

Pickup request

Send your item list

Use the Schedule Pickup form below to request a callback. If you want the fastest response, share your ZIP code and a rough item count to 949-317-2333 after submitting.

Enter one callback number. Mobile or landline is okay.
Enter the ZIP code where the equipment is located.
Text Message Consent
Required only when Text Message is selected.

Preparation checklist

Before the pickup visit

A little preparation makes pickup faster and helps protect business records.

Group equipment together

Place computers, monitors, printers, cables, and small devices in one accessible area when possible.

Separate data-sensitive items

Flag drives, laptops, servers, phones, and tablets that may contain company or customer data.

Prepare an item count

An item count and basic equipment description help us review volume.