WEST VIRGINIA DATA DESTRUCTION & ELECTRONICS RECYCLING

During the 2010 legislative session, Senate Bill 398 passed into law. The bill bans certain electronics from West Virginia landfills. The bill requires the WV Solid Waste Management Board to design a program for the proper handling of covered electronic devices (CEDs).

Why CyberCrunch?

  • Statewide commercial pickup service

  • 100% guaranteed data destruction

  • E-waste recycling that is simple and transparent

  • R2/RIOS certified destruction and recycling

  • Certificates of recycling and videos of data destruction available

  • PA DEP permitted facilities in Pittsburgh Metro and Philadelphia Metro

Recycling & Destruction that is Safe, Secure and Simple

Schedule Pickup

Easy online scheduling services and instant online quotes for your equipment pickup.

Certificate Issued

If you need proof of your device’s destruction, be sure to select the option to have a video of it emailed to you along with the certificate of destruction.

Material is Picked Up

Our trusted staff arrives at your location to safely transport your electronic equipment to our safe and secure facility.

Peace of Mind

Rest easy because your organization’s e-waste and data destruction is in compliance.

Material is Recycled or Destroyed

Your equipment is recycled and data is 100% destroyed.

Get Started

Call us today at 866-925-2354.

CyberCrunch Is Trusted By

FBI Computer Recycling & Shredding
DOJ Computer Recycling & Shredding
DEA Computer Recycling
Pennsylvania Computer Recycling & Shredding

Compliance & Certifications

HIPAA, GLBA and SOX

HIPAA, GLBA & SOX

Landfill Free Computer Recycling

Landfill Free

Insured Computer Recycling

Fully Insured

R2 Certified Recycling

R2:2013 Certified

DEP Permitted Recycling

DEP Permitted

Naid Member Data Destruction

NAID Member

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