SELL YOUR BOARDS & ELECTRONICS
Call 951-822-6298 or email equipment photos for a California quote. Arrange board sales, electronics pickup, ITAD, data wiping and physical hard-drive destruction.
Have circuit boards to sell, electronics to recycle or business equipment coming out of service? Contact Circuit Board Recyclers for a quote. We work with California pickup projects, from loose computer parts to office and IT equipment collections. Data wiping and physical hard-drive destruction can be included in your request.
CALL OR EMAIL US
Phone: 951-822-6298
Email: info@theewasteguys.com
Email is useful when you have photos or an equipment list. Call if you would rather describe the collection first. Start with your city, the main item types and roughly how much you have. We can work through the remaining details together.
TELL US WHAT YOU WANT TO DO
- Sell circuit boards: Motherboards, telecom boards, industrial controls, expansion cards and other board scrap.
- Sell computer components: RAM, CPUs, loose IC chips and identifiable surplus parts.
- Recycle electronics: Computers, servers, networking equipment and mixed business e-waste.
- Plan an ITAD project: Equipment leaving service during an upgrade, move or cleanout.
- Arrange data services: Data wiping, physical hard-drive destruction or both for different devices.
A project can include several of these. For example, an office may have working laptops, older desktops for recycling, loose memory and hard drives for destruction. List them as separate groups in one message.
USEFUL EQUIPMENT DETAILS
Include brand and model names when you have them. “20 Dell OptiPlex desktops” tells us more than “20 computers.” For RAM, processors and industrial parts, a readable part number helps. For servers, note the model and installed components if they are already on your inventory.
Say whether items are working, untested, damaged or missing parts. Counts are useful for matching equipment; approximate weights can work for board scrap. You can estimate rather than delaying your request to weigh every container. The buying categories can help you name the material.
TAKE A FEW CLEAR PHOTOS
Include one wide photo showing the full collection, then close-ups of different types and their labels. For loose boards, show both sides of representative examples. For complete equipment, capture the model labels and the overall condition. If there are several pallets or rooms, label the photos so we can follow the list.
Photograph the equipment and labels; leave account details and personal records out of the images. Our privacy policy explains how we use information sent with a request.
COPY THIS OUTLINE INTO YOUR EMAIL
- Name and business, if applicable:
- Pickup city and ZIP code:
- Equipment or material types:
- Approximate count or weight:
- Brands, models and condition:
- Data wiping or physical destruction needed:
- How the equipment is packed and loaded:
- Preferred timing and reply contact:
INCLUDE THE PICKUP LOCATION
Tell us whether the collection is in an office, warehouse, workshop or storage area. Mention a loading dock, elevator or scheduled building access when relevant. For more than one location, include a city and quantity for each. See the California pickup areas for the regions and cities we work with.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
We will discuss the material, requested services, quote and collection arrangements with you. Keep the equipment together while the project is reviewed. Read How It Works for the complete process or the FAQ for quick answers. Ready to begin? Call 951-822-6298 or send your photos today.
EXAMPLES OF A USEFUL ITEM DESCRIPTION
- Desktop PCs: brand, model, count and installed parts
- Server CPUs: full model and matching quantity
- Memory stock: part label, capacity and module count
- Control electronics: machine name and board part number
- Hard drives: complete devices or detached PCBs
- Mixed e-scrap: overview photos and approximate weight
QUESTIONS ABOUT REQUEST A QUOTE
Can I request a quote by phone instead of using a web form?
Call 951-822-6298 to describe your boards or equipment. Photos and item lists can be sent afterward to info@theewasteguys.com. The website uses direct phone and email contact for inquiries.
How many photos should I include with my first inquiry?
Send an overview of the lot plus clear examples of its different material types. Add readable model labels for matching equipment. The useful coverage of the collection matters more than sending many nearly identical pictures.
What should I write when the exact weight is unknown?
Give approximate counts, box or pallet quantities and photos showing scale. Mark the figures as estimates. Avoid presenting packaging weight or a guess as a verified quantity of circuit-board material.
How do I request separate prices or services for different groups?
Label each group in the inventory and explain what you want done with it. For example, distinguish component buying from drive destruction. Keep those labels on photos or containers so the requested scope remains clear.