Business electronics recycling & secure technology retirement

Electronics Recycling Simplified

Electronics recycling should clear out retired technology without creating another problem for your business. Nextgen Solutions helps organizations throughout Southern Illinois and the surrounding region securely retire, sort, reuse and recycle computers, printers, networking equipment and other electronics.

Organized business electronics recycling for computers, servers, printers and networking equipment

Built for business

A practical way to retire old technology

First, we help you decide which equipment still has value, which devices need secure data handling and which materials belong in a recycling stream. We can support anything from a few replaced workstations to an office-wide technology refresh.

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Reuse Comes First

We evaluate useful equipment for reuse or parts recovery before we dismantle it.

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We Address the Data

Next, we identify storage devices so you can choose the right data-destruction or sanitization service.

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We Separate Materials

Finally, we sort boards, processors, memory, metals, wire, batteries and other materials for proper handling.

What we accept

Electronics recycling for business and personal technology

Acceptance depends on equipment condition, quantity and available downstream options. Contact us before bringing large loads, monitors, televisions, batteries or damaged equipment.

Computers & Servers

Desktops, workstations, small servers and related internal components.

Laptops & Mobile Devices

Laptops, tablets and mobile phones, with battery condition disclosed in advance.

Printers & MFP Devices

Desktop printers, scanners, fax machines and commercial multifunction devices by appointment.

Network & Telecom Equipment

Switches, routers, access points, firewalls, phones and other communications hardware.

Storage Devices

Hard drives, solid-state drives and other storage media requiring controlled handling.

Components & Accessories

Memory, processors, circuit boards, cables, power supplies, docking stations and peripherals.

How it works

From equipment list to completed disposition

Every project starts with the equipment—not a one-size-fits-all promise. As a result, we can identify special-handling items and provide accurate acceptance and pricing information before anything moves.

Send Your List

First, tell us what you have, approximately how much and where it is located. Also, include photographs for mixed loads when possible.

Review & Quote

Next, we confirm accepted equipment, fees, data-handling needs and the right pickup, freight or scheduled drop-off option.

Collect & Sort

Then, we receive your equipment and sort it by reuse potential, data risk and material type.

Reuse or Recycle

Finally, we recover reusable equipment and parts where practical. We direct the remaining material to appropriate recycling channels.

Protect the information first

Recycling is not the same as data destruction

Deleting files or recycling a computer does not necessarily make its information unrecoverable. Therefore, tell us which devices contain sensitive data so we can include the proper service.

Frequently asked questions

Before you recycle

Have an unusual device or a large mixed load? If so, send photographs and an estimated quantity. We will then confirm what we can accept.

Is electronics recycling free?

Not always. Pricing depends on the equipment's type, condition, quantity and location. For example, we may charge for special handling, labor, transportation or data services. However, we confirm all costs before scheduling.

What area do you serve?

We primarily offer electronics recycling throughout Southern Illinois and the surrounding region. However, we may accept larger commercial loads and multi-location projects outside the immediate area when the volume supports transportation and processing costs.

Can we drop equipment off?

Yes, we may schedule a drop-off at our Marion office. Please contact us first so we can confirm acceptance and prepare to receive the equipment.

What should we do with hard drives and SSDs?

First, keep storage devices under your control until you document the data-handling instructions. In addition, do not treat recycling alone as proof of data destruction.

Do you accept batteries, televisions or monitors?

These items require advance approval. Depending on their condition, we may decline damaged batteries, CRT displays, televisions and certain large displays or charge a separate handling fee. Most importantly, never place a swollen battery in a general equipment load.

Can you handle office cleanouts and multi-location technology refreshes?

Yes. We can review equipment inventories from one or multiple locations and quote logistics, sorting, data services and recycling as one coordinated project.

Start with an equipment list

Ready to clear out retired technology?

Email a list or photographs of the equipment, approximate quantities and all equipment locations. We will confirm what we can accept and recommend the right logistics for the project.

We inspect all equipment before final acceptance and use available recycling outlets. Customers must have the legal authority to dispose of submitted equipment. Before pickup or drop-off, remove confidential paper, medication, liquids, loose toner and unrelated waste. In addition, arrange special-handling and data services in advance. For more public guidance, review the U.S. EPA electronics donation and recycling recommendations and the Illinois EPA electronics recycling information.