E-Recycling | Document Destruction | Junk Hauling | Hard Drive/Paper Shredding
We have been in business since before the Landfill Ban and have our own Equipment, Shredders, Forklifts, IT staff, Data Wiping stations, Retail division. We have trucks collecting everyday and are able to even accommodate emergency pick up services. Our R2 Downstreams are regulated and provide you the peace of mind you need when working with a respected company.
Computer Recycling in Chicago Warehouse
ELECTRONICS RECYCLING Rockford:
Electronics Recycling is what we do best. We service Aurora Illinois on a daily basis for all of its recycling needs. Our Computer recycling process involves data destruction & electronic recycling certificates.
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS ELECTRONICS RECYCLING
ABOUT CHICAGO Rockford:
The attractions of Rockford are often of architectural significance. The Lake-Peterson House, constructed by alderman John Lake in 1873 and preserved by Swedish industrialist Pehr August Peterson, is a notable example of Gothic Revival.
Free Electronics Recycling in ROCKFORD IL
With over 2 million tons of E-waste going to the dumps every year, We have cranked up our efforts to inform Aurora of all the new regulations and laws about Throwing away electronics.
E-Waste Electronics Recycling
AVA Recycling prides itself in helping with Data destruction to destroy all data in a manner Exceeding Dept. of Defense Standards. Since more and more companies in Evanston are discarding their computers, we try to inform them of the importance of data Destruction so valuable information never gets into the wrong hands
Name:
Rockford
Population:
148,278
Size of City:
158.2 km²
Founded:
1834
Government:
Mayor–council
Demographics:
median income for a household in the city was $38,231
Employers:
Rockford Public School District are the largest employers
Interests:
The attractions of Rockford are often of architectural significance. The Lake-Peterson House, constructed by alderman John Lake in 1873 and preserved by Swedish industrialist Pehr August Peterson, is a notable example of Gothic Revival. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, it is contemporarily used for the School of Medical Technology of the Rockford-based Swedish American Hospital.Further Swedish influence on Rockford during the Victorian era is represented in the Erlander Home Museum, the base of the Swedish Historical Society. Swiss influence can be seen in the Tinker Swiss Cottage, which was opened as a museum under the park district in 1943 and was featured in an episode of Ghost Hunters in 2012
