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4 locations in 3 cities.
Drop-off sites and recyclers for computers, TVs, phones, and other e-waste. Hours, fees, and accepted items change, so confirm with the facility before you go.
Electronics Recycling by city
Goodwill Contracts & Recycling Center
1005 Virginia Ave West
(304) 523-7461
Goodwill's Huntington recycling center accepts clothing, shoes, books, paper, metal, media, and computer equipment. Computer equipment is recycled through Dell Reconnect.
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Taylor Iron & Metal
10 3rd Ave
(304) 525-6390
Taylor Iron & Metal has run as a family-owned scrap yard and auto parts business on Third Avenue in Huntington since the 1950s. State-certified scales set the weights, the scales close at 4:30 on weekdays and 11:30 on Saturday mornings, and the yard shuts for lunch Monday through Friday. Iron, steel, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, and high-temperature alloys are bought, along with computer boards, towers, laptops, cell phones, hard drives, and game consoles. A container set out at a customer's site is picked up free once it is full. Propane, freon, oxygen, and other sealed tanks, kegs, capacitors, and windows with glass are refused, and lithium-ion batteries are no longer taken.
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A1 eRecycler's
311 Cumberland Valley Pl
(304) 267-8269
A1 eRecyclers takes electronics by appointment at its Cumberland Valley Place shop in Martinsburg, and the business has served the area since 1999 under the A1 Computers name. KMG Computers bought it in 2019 and keeps a home office in Inwood, West Virginia. Accepted items include mice, keyboards, memory, processors, hard drives, video games, software discs, VCRs, stereo units, and cabling. CRT televisions and other items with no repurpose value are refused. Drop-off carries no disposal fee, and drives are wiped to Department of Defense standards with a certificate of destruction. Schools, towns, and companies book collection events where residents bring electronics to a set location.
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Nerd Electronics Recycling Depot
1138 Chestnut Ridge Rd
(304) 413-6545
Nerd Electronics Recycling Depot is a nonprofit in Morgantown, WV that offers free electronics recycling by drop-off and pickup. Volunteers repair and reuse working items, donate usable goods, and recycle the remainder. The electronics drop-off is at 1138 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Morgantown, WV 26505.
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