May 13, 2022. A day that will live in infamy for the 2,910 laptops that crushed the world record for most laptops toppled in a domino fashion.  https://vimeo.com/718853052 It all began over six months previously, as an idea for encouraging the hard-working employees...

Team up with us to keep electronics out of landfills by recycling your old Christmas lights. Where: As the official power recycler for the Indianapolis Zoo, there is a tent at the zoo entrance, where we have set up marked collection bins for lights. We’ve also...

Free Business Pickups We are an Indiana, Veteran Owned Company, operating from Indianapolis and offering free pickups to all Indiana businesses. Community Recycling Events It's our mission to save the earth and the people in it by providing computer electronics...

Today we are celebrating the 10 Year Anniversary of Technology Recyclers! We started out to help businesses and impact our world and we have come so far. As "The Official Sponsors of Tomorrow"™, we have successfully diverted millions of pounds of...

As a Veteran owned company, we're proud to celebrate our nation's independence and freedom. On this 4th of July, we look forward to a bright future – one that is clean and healthy for generations to come. As the Official Sponsors of Tomorrow, partner with us today by...

Memorial day is full of history, and loss for many families. We ask that you recognize those who serve, as they have lost many brothers and sisters. In Indiana, Memorial Day weekend is also full of tradition. Picnics, barbecues, and families and friends gathering...

Data destruction is always FREE. No charge for hard drives in or out of machines. We provide free data destruction and we can even provide you with a certificate of destruction for sensitive items.

It's that time of year to dust behind the couch and get rid of unworn T-shirts. While you're at it, what about those old electronics that have been sitting in the basement? Indiana state law prohibits the disposal of unwanted electronics in municipal waste....

Old and broken electronic devices are often non-biodegradable and contain many toxic chemicals. Despite the danger this poses to the environment, over 9 million tons of electronic waste is thrown away annually in America. Many of these end up in landfills. That's why...