Most electronics that plug into a wall or operate on a battery are accepted. This typically includes computers, laptops, servers, monitors, televisions, printers, networking equipment, cell phones, tablets, hard drives, cables, and other consumer electronics. Some items, such as CRT televisions, large batteries, or specialty equipment, may require advance approval depending on the event.

Every event is different. Pricing is based on factors such as location, travel distance, expected attendance, accepted materials, and staffing requirements. We provide straightforward quotes designed around your event rather than charging a one-size-fits-all fee.

Lexington Computer Recycling provides the collection containers, transportation equipment, loading crews, logistics, and recycling operations. Many event hosts choose to provide volunteers to help direct traffic or greet participants, but our team handles the actual electronics collection and loading.

Most events require a parking lot large enough to safely manage vehicle traffic, collection containers, and trucks. During planning, we'll review your site layout and recommend traffic flow, staging areas, and equipment placement to keep vehicles moving efficiently throughout the event.

Yes. Many community electronics recycling events welcome both residents and local businesses. If your organization has larger quantities of equipment or requires secure asset tracking and data destruction, we can also coordinate separate commercial electronics recycling services.

Protecting sensitive data is one of our highest priorities. Hard drives and other data-bearing devices can be securely destroyed or processed under our NAID AAA Certified data destruction procedures. Whether the device belongs to a resident, business, school, or government agency, we follow documented chain-of-custody procedures and provide Certificates of Destruction when requested.

Collected electronics are transported by our team to be sorted for reuse, refurbishment, or responsible recycling. Materials that cannot be reused are processed through certified downstream recycling partners, helping divert electronic waste from landfills while recovering valuable materials in an environmentally responsible manner.

Yes. CRT televisions and computer monitors are accepted at many events, although they often require specialized recycling due to the leaded glass they contain. Because handling costs vary, we'll discuss CRT acceptance and any applicable fees during the event planning process.

Lexington Computer Recycling is based in Versailles, Kentucky, but we organize electronics recycling events throughout Kentucky and across the United States. We've partnered with municipalities, schools, utilities, businesses, and nonprofit organizations to host events of all sizes.

Absolutely. Many organizations choose to host annual or semiannual electronics recycling events for their community. We can help develop a recurring schedule, estimate future collection volumes, and streamline planning so each event becomes easier to organize than the last.

Hosting an electronics recycling event gives your community a safe, convenient way to dispose of unwanted technology while protecting the environment and reducing illegal dumping. It also demonstrates your organization's commitment to sustainability by helping residents and businesses recycle computers, televisions, printers, networking equipment, and other electronics through certified recycling and secure data destruction processes.