Great Lakes Electronics - Warren

27450 Groesbeck Hwy Roseville MI 48066 USA

4.9 (10 reviews)

Great Lakes Electronics - Warren recycling center in Roseville, MI - View of facility

About This Center

Great Lakes Electronics Corporation is a full-service electronics recycling company located in Roseville, Michigan, near Detroit and Warren. They offer secure e-waste recycling services for various electronics such as computers, printed circuit boards, cellphones, and more. The company provides secure data destruction services for hard drives and data storage devices, ensuring the irreversible removal of sensitive data. Visitors dropping off electronics at their Roseville location can do so on the 2nd Friday of each month from 10 am to 3 pm by scanning a QR code, filling out an online form, and placing items in designated bins. Great Lakes Electronics emphasizes environmentally friendly recycling practices to prevent electronics from ending up in landfills. They also offer services like asset management, liability reduction, and data security. Additionally, the company operates its own fleet of trucks for convenient recycling solutions.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

ElectronicsData DestructionAsset ManagementLiability ReductionData SecurityFleet of Trucks

Featured Reviews

Christopher Horton

Christopher Horton (4/5 stars, 3 years ago): Note that they only take drop-offs on Fridays from 10 AM - 3 PM. These hours are not posted on their website which instead says they're open every weekday. That being said if you can get there during that time then the drop-off process is very easy: you just scan a QR code on your phone fill out the online form with your contact info and what you're dropping off then place your electronics in the bins and leave.

Kenseye Fort

Kenseye Fort (5/5 stars, 5 years ago): Usually service drop-offs on Friday but are able to accommodate if you call in advance. Very friendly folks.

Joseph Bochinski

Joseph Bochinski (5/5 stars, 3 years ago): Was able to quickly drop off my consumer electronics for recycling. They used a contact less form and it was outside for covid precautions.