Electronic Disposal and Recycling For Businesses

Our Electronic Recycling Services For Businesses

We collect a range of electronic recycling for businesses across the UK. This includes, but is not limited to, the following WEEE in large volumes:

Computers & Laptops

We offer IT equipment recycling including computers and laptops. Our IT asset disposal service ensures equipment is safely destroyed.

Batteries

We can collect a range of battery types including lithium, lead acid, NiMH, alkaline and dry cell batteries.

Printers

We can collect both large and small printers, photocopiers and ink cartridges for businesses nationwide.

Hard Drives

Our team offers secure data destruction and recycling services for business hard drives. Sensitive information will be fully destroyed.

Fridges and Freezers

We can remove and safely dispose of both domestic and commercial style fridges and freezers. We specifically cater to multiple units.

Printed Circuit Boards

Printed circuit boards (PCBs) can be safely disposed of with the help of our specialist team.

Fluorescent Tubes

This includes large volumes of fluorescent tubes from commercial uses.

Air Conditioning Units

We provide specialist disposing services for air conditioning units from businesses nationwide.

WEEE Waste Recycling Quote

Get in touch with our WEEE recycling company by filling out the form. We collect electronic waste across the UK for various business types.

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ARE YOU A BUSINESS?

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The WEEE Recycling Process

01. Contact Us & Receive A Quote

Contact our team to provide your type and quantity of e-waste recycling, the collection address and your contact details. We will then provide you with a no-obligation quote. Once accepted, we can arrange a collection day to suit your businesses schedule.

02. Secure Destruction & Recycling

The electronic waste collected is processed at authorised treatment facilities to ensure the maximum possible recycling rates. Sensitive equipment will be disposed of at licensed secure destruction facilities.

03. Waste Reports & Certificates

Recycling reports and certificates of destruction are available to all our customers. All collections are compliant with environmental legislation. This is essential when handling electronic component.

Clearances

Our team can provide one-off clearances of bulk loads of electronic waste. This can include a mix of various electronic equipment.

Regular Collections

We can arrange regular collections from your premises, ideal for businesses generating consistent flows of electronic waste.

Bins & Storage

We also supply WEEE bins and pallets to help businesses store and manage their electronic waste effectively. We can then collect the waste based on your needs.

WEEE Bins & Pallets Available For Businesses

Our mission is to attract and retain customers by providing a compliant collection service for electronic waste. All the WEEE waste we collect is securely destroyed and recycled. As part of our service, we also supply WEEE bins and pallets for businesses producing waste on a regular basis:

Open-Top IBC

The IBC open-top container is perfect for storing small electrical waste items. They can also be easily stacked and removed when full.

240 Litre Bin

This bin can easily be transported and stored in small spaces, able to hold a range of small electronic waste products.

660 Litre Bin

This WEEE recycling bin can hold larger electronic waste items, ideal for businesses producing bigger volumes.

1100 Litre Bin

The 1100 litre bin is our largest container, able to hold bulky electrical materials. This is approximately 200kg of mixed WEEE.

WEEE Pallet Box

This heavy-duty pallet, compact box is perfect for safely storing electronic equipment, including confidential items.

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Why Choose Our Electronic Waste Recycling Services?

Our professional team provides waste recycling for electrical items from businesses. Your WEEE waste will be fully recycled into new products at UK recycling centres. As this waste is hazardous, it can pose a threat to the safety of human health and the environment. The Environment Agencies classification outlines the strict protocols for safe disposal of hazardous materials.

Our WEEE collections cover a range of materials, offering an environmentally responsible disposal service. This offers both security and environmental benefits for the disposal of items such as IT assets to medical devices.

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Book Your Electronic Waste Collection

Our experts provide bulky waste collections for electronics, transporting materials to licensed recycling centres and secure destruction facilities.

As an experienced WEEE disposal company, we can collect a range of items including electronic products and other hazardous waste materials. Please get in touch today to receive a quote and book your electrical waste collection.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions For Electronic Waste Disposal

What Are The WEEE Regulations?

Every year, around two million tonnes of electrical and electronic waste is produced in the UK alone. In 2013, the government introduced specific guidelines regarding electrical waste to ensure that it is disposed of responsibly.

Since The Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment (or “WEEE”) Regulations became law, it is essential that you dispose of any of the items listed here responsibly in order to avoid prosecution and fines.

What Is WEEE Waste?

WEEE waste stands for Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment. It includes discarded electrical or electronic devices, often referred to as e-waste. This type of waste encompasses a wide range of items, from household appliances to large industrial equipment.

What Is The Environmental Impact Of WEEE Waste?

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) has significant environmental consequences if not properly managed. It often contains hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and cadmium, which can leach into soil and water, contaminating ecosystems and posing health risks to humans and wildlife.

Additionally, improper disposal contributes to resource depletion, as valuable materials such as gold, copper, and rare earth metals are lost rather than recycled. Recycling electronic equipment helps to reduce pollution, conserve resources, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.

How Can I Identify WEEE Waste?

WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) includes any item that requires electricity—either via a plug or battery—to function and has reached the end of its useful life.

To identify WEEE waste, look for the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol on the item or its packaging—this indicates the product should not be disposed of with regular waste. If you’re unsure whether an item qualifies as WEEE, feel free to contact our team. We’re happy to help you assess and manage your electronic waste responsibly and in full compliance with regulations.