Commercial e-waste removal across the Sacramento region from a family-owned crew. Monitors, desktops, laptops, printers, copiers, phones, servers and cabling carried out of offices, schools and shops and sent to e-waste recycling. You get the price before we load, and we answer 24/7.
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Two-person crew clears the space, sweeps up, hauls it off.
Old electronics and IT equipment pile up fast in offices, retail stores, schools and data centers. We clear it out for Sacramento businesses and send it to e-waste recycling, so it’s disposed of the right way.
Whether you’re upgrading your systems or clearing out storage rooms, our team ensures proper removal, handling, and recycling of all your unwanted tech.
All collected items are sorted and taken to certified recycling centers in compliance with California’s e-waste disposal laws. We also ensure that any data-sensitive equipment is handled with privacy and security in mind.
Clearing electronics from a business.
Every business upgrade leaves a pile: old monitors stacked under a desk, desktops in a closet, a printer that stopped working three years ago, a box of phones from the old phone system. It's usually not urgent until the storage room is needed for something else.
In California, most of that equipment can't go in the dumpster. Screens and circuit boards contain lead, mercury and other metals that make them universal waste, so they have to go to e-waste recycling. We handle the carrying and the drop-off.
This September in Rancho Cordova we cleared office boxes, recycling and a handful of old electronics from one business, about half a load. In Roseville in July, a broken TV went out with a wooden pallet and metal bars.
Schools and nonprofits are another big part of this work. Old computer-lab machines, projectors, document cameras and AV carts pile up over summer breaks and between grants.
Data is your responsibility. Please wipe or remove hard drives from computers, copiers and servers before we arrive. If your IT team wants to pull the drives and destroy them themselves, that's fine; we'll take the rest.
Copiers and large printers are heavy and awkward. Tell us how many there are and whether there's an elevator. Remove toner cartridges if you can.
Servers, network racks and UPS battery units are part of many office moves. Batteries should be flagged, since damaged ones can be a fire risk.
Medical and dental offices replace computers, monitors and small equipment regularly. Patient data is a concern, so make sure drives are wiped or removed before pickup, and ask your IT provider about any other requirements.
Retail stores have their own e-waste: old point-of-sale terminals, receipt printers, security cameras and DVRs, and signage displays. They can go along with fixtures and shelving during a remodel.
Churches and event venues upgrade sound and video equipment every few years. Old mixers, amplifiers, projectors and speakers are all e-waste, and we can clear them in one visit.
Old phone systems, fax machines and networking gear are common finds in office closets. Cables and power strips can go in bags or boxes.
If some of the equipment still works and could help a school or nonprofit, let us know and we'll set it aside for donation.
Warehouses and distribution centers retire handheld scanners, label printers, charging stations and old PCs. They're all e-waste, and the batteries in scanners should be flagged.
Government contractors and regulated businesses may have extra rules about how equipment leaves the building. Check them before the pickup, and have drives handled according to your policy.
When the job includes furniture as well, like desks and cubicle panels, we can take everything in one trip.
Medical offices and labs sometimes have diagnostic equipment with screens and circuit boards. If it's not contaminated and it's been cleared for disposal by your facility, it can go to e-waste recycling.
We work nights, weekends or during business hours — whenever your office is empty, so staff aren't disrupted.
From our job records, labeled with the customer's city. No names or addresses.
Rancho Cordova · September
Office boxes, recycling and a few old electronics. About half a load.
Roseville · July
A broken TV, a wooden pallet and metal bars.
Roseville · September
Several laptops, a printer and a lot of old software.
Elk Grove · July
One TV and a pickup bed's worth of trash.
Photos of the pile are the quickest way to a price.
A small pickup of electronics starts at $74. Larger jobs are priced by truck space: $149 for a standard pickup, up to $749 for a full truck. For a big office, send a count or photos and we'll quote before we come.
Mixed loads of electronics and furniture are priced together.
Pallets of equipment can be loaded straight from the dock.
Computer labs, AV closets and donated equipment that's too old to use can all be cleared during breaks. Tell us about the building schedule and we'll fit around it.
Carts, projector mounts and storage cabinets can go at the same time.
Old interactive whiteboards and wall-mounted TVs should be taken down by your facilities team before pickup day.
Tell us which rooms they're in.
If you're moving, we can clear the old electronics before or after the movers, along with desks, chairs and filing cabinets. See office cleanouts.
If the new office is ready before the old one is empty, we can clear the old space after the movers leave, so nothing is left behind for the landlord.
Cubicle panels, whiteboards and old conference tables can go in the same load.
If a copier is leased, check with the leasing company before we take it. Owned copiers and printers go to e-waste recycling.
Copiers are heavy, so tell us about stairs or tight corners on the route.
Toner cartridges should be removed and bagged if possible.
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Desks, cubicles, e-waste. Nights, weekends or during business hours, whenever your office is empty.
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Fast, full unit clear-outs for landlords and property managers.
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Only the space your commercial e-waste load takes up counts. Tap a tier to see what each size holds, or ask for a quote on your exact pile in Sacramento.
Starts at $59 (flexible date) · $74 same-day. One small item or a couple of bags.
A couch, a few boxes, or a mattress and frame.
Small bedroom of furniture or a treadmill plus odds and ends.
Multiple rooms of small items or a single appliance plus clutter.
Half a trailer: small apartment cleanout or a packed shed.
Standard e-waste removal or a 1-bedroom apartment.
Full office plus extras or a small 2-bedroom cleanout.
Large home cleanout or a multi-room estate clear.
Full property cleanout: 14 cubic yards, up to 2,000 lbs.
How pricing works: it's by space, not by the hour. You see the exact price before we lift anything, and fuel, dump fees and labor are part of it.
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Same-day e-waste pickup across Sacramento and Northern California.
Small pickups start at $74. Larger jobs are priced by truck space or quoted from a count. A rough count of monitors, towers and printers is enough for a quote.
No. Please wipe or remove drives before we arrive. If your IT team wants to keep drives, they can pull them before we arrive.
No. In California, most electronics are universal waste and must be recycled.
Yes. Flag any UPS batteries.
Yes. Nights, weekends or during business hours — whenever your office is empty.
Check with the leasing company first. Owned units we can take.
Call for your upfront e-waste removal price. Same-day pickup is often available.
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