Wisconsin Communities Recyclor is a non-profit electronics recycler dedicated to the preservation of our environmnet and the responsible use of our natural recources.

Wisconsin Communities Recyclor will pick-up any of your electronic equipment FREE OF CHARGE and dispose of it according to environmentally safe procedures.

CONTACT INFORMATION

For more information, or to schedule a FREE pick-up, Please call

@ 262-522-8112 fax 262-522-8116

1419 Popular Drive

Waukesha, WI 53189

Cash Donations Are Also Accepted As We Are a Non-For-Profit!

PLEASE...no Tv's, or Household Appliances!

Email us with what we need to pick up at your facility!!! pickup@wisconsincommunitiesrecylor.org
Email us with questions and information you need to know.... info@wisconsincommunitiesrecylor.org

For A Cleaner Tomorrow

Wisconsin Communities Recyclor, an electronic recycling center, offers a valuable non-profit service ...keeping electronics out of Wisconsin's Landfills in order to maintain our state's natural resources enjoyed by millions who live here and visit!

Our FREE PICK-UP AND DISPOSAL, saves you money while other companies will charge for the same service!

Fact:

Electronics are not bio-degradable and NOT permitted in landfills!!! Together we can keep electronics out of our landfills!

What do you do with an old computer?

As more powerful software requires more powerful computers, people and companies are upgrading their equipment faster than ever. End-of-life electronics products must be recovered from residential and business sources in order to refurbish, resell or recycle these products. Wisconsin Communities Recyclor, Wisconsin's electronic and computer recycling center wants to help you with the answer to that question.

What we do with your electronics? We will pickup from your location and transport to our facility for recycling at no charge. With usable parts and your approval, we will build computer systems for other non profit agencies. Hard drives will be security wiped and electro magnetized to protect any of your professional or personal information. If you wish that all parts be dismantled rather than refurbished, we will abide by your wishes. All electronics will be demanufactured and recycled. This in turn will help keep America's landfills from overfilling with items that will never degrade, saving America's open land for future use, other than landfills

School Discrict of Waukesha

This letter is to inform you that I have been working with this company for about 2 years. I find that they pickup our discarded computers when they say they are going to. I would certaintly recommend them to any one that would like this service. We never have to pay for this service and this helps the school district save money for other needs. Any questions please call me at 262-970-4303; Darryl Berefsky.

Director of Technology
(Dan Schmidt; Lake Geneva)

E-waste is the fastest-groeing waste stream. Approximately 20 million computers became obsolete in 1998, with a volume of about 5 to 7 million tons, according to one report. The United States itself generates more electronic waste than any other nations. According to the EPA, only 14% of e-waste was reused or recycled in 1998, while most was disposed of in landfills or remains in storage. Significant amount of gold, silver, copper, steel, aluminum, wire cable and other resources can be extracted from computers and recycled. But many other substances are toxic, including lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, and flame retardants that create dioxin-like emissions when burned. While reports are written and debated and legislation is proposed and ignored, only a handful of companies currently have made efforts to be responsible while millions more computers, cell phones and other electronics continue to head for U.S. landfills or unregulated dumps abroad. I assure you that we have found an excellent solution to the e-waste we produce in the Lake Geneva Schools. Wisconsin Communities Recyclor picks up our equipment FREE OF CHARGE.

What we will pick-up
FREE...

Computers (IBM/MAC), Mainframes, Terminals, Printers, Monitors, Keyboards/Mice, Circuit Boards, UPS, Routers, Hubs, Racks, Servers, Toner Cartridge/Ink Cartridge, Modems, Scanners, Network Gear, PCM/CIA Cards (all types), Cords/Cables, laptops, VCR/DVD's, CD Rom/DVD (internal/external), etc...

For A Cleaner Tomorrow

Fact:

What do you do with an old computer?

TESTIMONIAL'S

School Discrict of Waukesha

Director of Technology (Dan Schmidt; Lake Geneva)

Director of Technology
(Dan Schmidt; Lake Geneva)