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Bits & PCs desktop and laptop recycling methods are based around refurbishing and reusing the computer systems, this is the most environmentally friendly method of recycling, as opposed to simply destroying the computer and disposing of the parts. We do our best to ensure that minimal parts are sent to recycling.
Every functional hard drive we receive undergoes a data overwrite destruction procedure, where we would overwrite every part of your old hard drive with new data using specialist software tools. This guarantees that no usable data can be recovered.
If the hard drives are not fully functional then they are physically destroyed, so that they are beyond repair and the data is beyond recovery.
If you would like to keep the hard drives with your data stored, our visiting engineer will happily extract the hard drive on site and hand it to you. We can extract hard drives from nearly all equipment; we would just need advanced notice so our engineer can bring the necessary tools.
Bits & PCs recycling services in London will collect and recycle majority of I.T. equipment including monitors, projectors, storage devices and other peripherals. All items for recycling undergo the same protocol of data destruction, refurbishment and reuse.
List of recycling equipment that we collect and recycle:
Bits & PCs recycling service in London covers all I.T. equipment, and we offer a collection service in the Central London area.
Fill in the form below or Call on 0207 221 1355 for a laptop & computer recycling quotation.
How Do I Use Your Recycling Services
How Using Our Service Works
Bits and PCs in London will happily purchase your old computers, devices, laptops and gadgets for recycling and we provide a simple hassle free and transparent way to do so.
Step 1 – We Provide A Quotation For Your Item To Recycle
Click and complete the relevant form to receive a quotation. Some items for recycling have instant quotes, some you would need to submit for a manual review.
Step 2 – Collection Of Your Item
Once you have received and accepted our quotation for your item we can arrange a free collection from your home or work place. We will send you a label which you would need to print and attach to the computer parcel. A courier would then come and collect your item or you can take to your local courier drop off point.
Step 3 – Assessment Of Your Computer or Laptop To Recycle
Once your item is in the hands of our technicians we will run a number of tests to make sure everything is in working order and/or as described by the customer. IF there are no issues with your computer or laptop for recycling the we progress to the next step, if we do find discrepancies or errors with the computer or laptop for recycling then you will be informed and asked how you would like to proceed. The computer or laptop to recycle testing process will take minimum of 1 to 2 working weekdays for the standard service.
Step 4 – Payment For Your Computer or Laptop
Once your recycle assessment is complete you will be asked to provide your choice of payment either via PayPal or bank transfer.
PC recycling is a service that we are very proud of at Bits & PCs. Too many people will throw out their old PCs without thinking about recycling them for other uses. This generates vast amounts of waste that can easily be stopped with our service!
Just because a PC no longer works, it doesn’t mean that it can’t still be useful in other ways. There are many ways to recycle a PC and get more use out of its components, minimising the waste you create. It’s all very simple as well; all you have to do is send your PC to us, and we will find the best way of recycling it.
Some PC recycle services are not as environmentally friendly as they seem. Many companies will use methods that involve breaking down the computer and getting rid of the different parts. Some of them are recycled, while others are thrown away.
Bits & PC does things differently, basing our PC recycling around refurbishing and reusing computer systems. Did you know that, when a laptop or desktop PC breaks down, it might only be due to one or two of the components? There could be an issue with the motherboard, while the CPU and GPU are perfectly fine. Our team of technicians will survey your PC and figure out which parts can be salvaged or reused to build other PCs.
We can also refurbish an old PC, effectively adding new parts to it to make it functional once more. Instead of throwing a system away, you’ve now helped us create a new one that someone else can use.
We’ve made the entire process as simple as possible from start to finish:
Firstly, we provide you with a quote for your recycled laptop or desktop PC. All you have to do is fill in our form with as much information as possible to receive an accurate quote. This is what we’ll pay YOU to recycle your PC.
When you’re happy with the quotation, get in touch with us to arrange a collection date. We currently collect PCs from anywhere in the Central London area and are happy to go to both business and residential addresses. You get sent a label to put on your packaged PC, and a courier comes to pick it up and take it to us.
Next, our technicians will conduct a series of tests to see the state of your PC. This is purely to ensure that it matches up with the information you provided us through the form. From here, if no problems are present, we’re more than happy to carry out PC recycling for you. The whole assessment can take between 1-2 working days, upon which we’ll contact you with the next steps.
Finally, we ask for your preferred payment method, and we pay you for your PC. After this, you can rest safely knowing that your PC is in good hands and will be recycled!
Naturally, recycling a PC is a complex process as there are lots of components involved. We’ve compiled some of the most frequently asked questions around this topic to help you understand everything that goes on:
The exact method can vary depending on the PC, but it is worth noting that almost everything inside a PC or laptop can be recycled. This includes circuit boards, batteries, ROM drives and much more. Our process revolves around maintaining as much of a PC as possible, looking to refurbish it for further use. Any elements that can no longer be used will be recycled where possible. This ensures that your PC is both reused and recycled to make it as sustainable as possible.
When you send your PC to use to recycle, we do ask that you package it up safely. If you still have the original box, that’s perfect to post your PC to us. If not, find a suitable box and try to protect your PC with bubble wrap or other protective materials. This prevents damage from occurring during transit, ensuring we can still recycle your PC.
Yes, it will make things a lot easier if you factory reset your PC before sending it to us. This way, all of your files and preferences have been deleted, ensuring that none of your important documents or data is still on the hard drive. Additionally, we actually go through and use special software to wipe clean the hard drive and replace it with new data anyway. This is an added security measure that keeps your data safe.
Also, be sure you backup any data you still need before you delete it and send your PC to us!
Absolutely! We understand that you might prefer to retain your hard drive for security purposes, particularly if this is a business PC. Just tell us this beforehand, and we will send a visiting engineer when collecting your PC. They can remove the hard drive on-site and hand it to you – along with any other components you wish to keep.
Bits & PCs is capable of recycling a whole range of PCs and computer products, including:
If you want to get rid of an old PC in the most sustainable and eco-friendly way possible, recycle it with us today. Fill in our PC recycle form to get a quote for this service, and a member of the Bits & PCs team will contact you ASAP to discuss things further.