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Frequently Asked Questions
We accept all types of electronic waste including computers, laptops, servers, mobile phones, tablets, printers, copiers, televisions, refrigerators, air conditioners, washing machines, and other electronic appliances.
You can schedule a pickup by calling us or sending us an email using the form above. We'll arrange a convenient time for collection.
Absolutely. Our certified data destruction services ensure complete wiping or physical destruction of storage media following international standards. We provide a Certificate of Data Destruction upon completion.
Yes, we provide official Certificates of Recycling/Disposal for all e-waste processed through our facility, including details such as the type and quantity of waste, date of collection, and recycling method. These are usable for compliance and sustainability reporting.
After collection, e-waste is transported to our CPCB-authorized facility, where it undergoes registration and weighing, sorting by category, testing for potential reuse, dismantling, segregation of components, resource recovery, and responsible disposal of non-recyclable materials.
Pricing varies based on the type and quantity of e-waste, as well as your location. For certain high-value items, we may offer buyback options. Contact our team for a customized quote. Large corporate clients can access special contract rates.
Our buyback program offers fair market value for functional/non-functional electronic equipment, providing financial returns on unused assets, reducing storage costs, ensuring proper disposal, and contributing to your sustainability goals. All equipment undergoes secure data wiping before evaluation.
SS Envirocare is fully authorized by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and State Pollution Control Board (SPCB) for e-waste recycling.
Yes, we offer customized awareness programs for corporations, educational institutions, and communities on responsible e-waste management, including presentations, workshops, and educational materials.