Electronics Recycling & Data Destruction Services
We collect electronic equipment from government agencies and businesses, remove and destroy the hard drives and data components, and responsibly recycle what's leftover.
Who We Serve
Whether you are a government agency, a corporate office, a health care institution, or a data storage center, recycling with Potomac eCycle guarantees that any remaining information on hard drives is thoroughly destroyed in a responsible and standards-compliant process. You will be issued a Certificate Of Destruction confirming this.
What We Offer
Electronics Recycling
We provide a reliable, cost-effective service to pickup and recycle your old electronic devices in Virginia, Maryland, and the Washington, DC metro area.
Data Destruction
We offer onsite and offsite shredding of hard drives and other media. We securely destroy your confidential data and provide you with a Certificate of Destruction.
Battery Recycling
We recycle lead, lithium-ion, nickel-zinc, nickel-metal hydride, and nickel-cadmium batteries.
Government Agency Recycling Program
Contact us to learn more about services tailored to the unique needs of state and federal agencies.
Data Center Decommissioning
Includes equipment inventory and removal, onsite data destruction, equipment resale, rack removal, white glove equipment relocation, and colocation restoration.
Solid State
Media Milling
We provide high security milling to a particle size of less than 1mm. High security destruction for SSDs, cell phones, tablets, and laptops.
OUR TOP PRIORITY
Minimize Impact
On The Environment
We take sustainability seriously!
We all have a responsibility to protect our environment and safeguard it for future generations. Our business philosophy is to create no waste wherever possible and not just to strip out the valuable materials and ship the rest downstream where it may end up in a landfill. We reuse and reclaim over 98% of the devices we receive.
912,036 lbs saved from landfill in 2019!
Our policy of reusing and reclaiming devices and materials has had a significant impact on the environment by preventing unwanted and obsolete equipment from ending up in the landfill. In addition to helping the environment, the process generated over $1 million in 2019. We expect to save even more in coming years!