ERS E-Waste Recovery Systems

I LOVE this place, like Kandee C. stated, «the people are nice and assist you w/​unloading». The bad part is the long drive down Sunrise, the best part is it’s FREE!

If you have old/​non working computers, monitors, printers that you want to get rid of this is the easiest most convenient place to do it! Nice people working there will unload your car too– you basically don’t have to lift a finger… and did I mention it is FREE!

We recently recycled 3 old PC towers at ERS E-​Waste and had the hard drives securely destroyed at only $ 5/​each. I couldn’t figure out even how to access some of our old hard drives let alone really destroy them so this was handy especially if you’re in the area. It was fast and easy.
Their website lists accepted items — basically electronics, tv’s but no home appliances. And they indicate free pickup too and commercial service. It wasn’t hard to find for us.
5 stars if they took additional types of home items, oh well…

In the words of the immortal Kermit the Frog, «It’s not easy being green!» That aphorism rang true as I trekked through Hell and Creation to find an environmentally correct way to dispose of a dead microwave. I had some errands to do in Rancho Cordova anyway, and thought I knew the area pretty well, so I looked this place up on-​line and decided to swing by.
The place is a bit hard to find. Sunrise Gold Circle is a big loop off of Sunrise Boulevard, south of the intersection with Folsom Boulevard. Street numbering may throw you a bit… I had to do the loop twice to find number 11 500. Once you pull in to this industrial warehouse-​looking lot, a sign directs you to the back where ERS will unload your vehicle. There was a cute Tomboyish chick back there working on her truck and hanging out with her dog (Taylor) who helped me out. Unfortunately, they didn’t accept microwaves (which I would’ve known if I checked the website «accepted items» link first). But she gave me directions to the dump which ended up being another adventure altogether.
Regardless, it’s nice to know where I can drop off e-​waste with ease. Kermit the Frog and actual amphibians will thank you for contributing to the protection of their sensitive habitat.