Computer Recycling
UK-wide collection of unwanted business computers and associated electrical equipment.
Request a collection quoteComputer recycling collections for UK organisations
Our computer recycling service covers unwanted desktop PCs, workstations, all-in-one computers and thin clients from UK businesses and organisations. Office relocations, classroom upgrades and hardware replacements can leave equipment stored across several rooms or sites. We can discuss collection of the computers alongside their associated electrical peripherals, with device quantities, storage location and any data-handling requirements helping define the collection.
Unwanted desktops, workstations, thin clients and all-in-one computers can be collected from offices and other business premises as part of a planned WEEE clearance.
Examples for collection
This list is not exhaustive. Tell us about other electrical items in the same load and our team can review them together.
- WorkstationsHigh-specification machines used for design, engineering and media work.
- Tower PCsStandard office desktops removed at the end of their service life.
- All-in-one computersIntegrated screen and computer units retired from reception and office desks.
- Thin clientsCompact desktop devices replaced during a virtual desktop change.
Arrange a computer waste collection
Provide volumes
Give approximate quantities by computer type and note any unusually large workstations or all-in-one units.
Add related equipment
List monitors, keyboards, cables and other peripherals that should leave with the computers.
Describe site access
Explain the current equipment location, floors, lifts, parking and loading restrictions to our team.
Recycling redundant business computers
We arrange onward recycling and treatment based on the electrical waste being collected and your location.
Computer equipment contains cases, circuit boards, power supplies, drives and other components that may require different recovery routes. Units are reviewed according to their type and condition after collection.
The importance of recycling computers
Computers contain circuit boards, metals, plastics and components that can be separated and recovered. Recycling redundant business computers keeps hazardous elements out of general waste and returns useful raw materials to manufacturing supply chains.
Discuss your computer recycling requirements
Tell us what needs collecting from your business. Our team will review the equipment, quantities and location before discussing collection arrangements.
Computer Recycling FAQs
Can monitors and peripherals be collected with computers?
Yes. Keyboards, mice, cables, docking stations and monitors can be listed in the same collection enquiry.
What happens to computers after collection?
Units are reviewed by type and condition, then sent for recycling so metals, circuit boards and plastics can be recovered.
Do computers need to be boxed or palletised?
It helps but isn't essential. Tell us whether equipment is loose under desks, boxed, caged or palletised.