E-Recycling Of California
Recycling Center in Santa Fe Springs, California
About This Location
E-Recycling of California is an R2V3- and RIOS-certified electronics recycler at 8839 Pioneer Blvd in Santa Fe Springs, processing over 70 million pounds of devices a year. The facility takes a broad range of end-of-life electronics including televisions, computer monitors, printers, scanners, and telecommunication equipment, and it recently began accepting solar panels. It operates primarily as a business and commercial e-waste processor with a drop-off, rather than a buyback or household bottles-and-cans redemption center.
What E-Recycling Of California Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics
What they do not accept
This is a dedicated electronics recycler. It is not a CRV beverage-container buyback, so it does not redeem bottles and cans for cash, and it does not operate as a household hazardous waste or general curbside drop-off.
Access & restrictions
Facility type: Drop-off at a certified e-waste processing facility; geared toward business and commercial electronics but accepts a range of devices.
Programs & events
- R2V3 / RIOS certified processing — Operates under R2V3 and RIOS responsible-recycling certifications and has processed e-waste since 2005.
- Community e-waste collection events — Participates in and sponsors e-waste collection events in the region.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does E-Recycling of California take old CRT TVs and monitors?
Yes. The facility accepts televisions (including older CRT tube sets) and computer monitors, along with computers, printers, scanners, and telecommunication equipment.
What are the hours at E-Recycling of California?
The facility is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. It is closed on Sundays. The office keeps slightly longer weekday hours (7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.).
Can I recycle solar panels here?
Yes. E-Recycling of California recently added solar panels to the materials it accepts at the Santa Fe Springs facility.
Is this a bottle-and-can CRV buyback center?
No. This is a certified electronics (e-waste) recycler, not a CRV buyback. For cash on aluminum, glass, or plastic beverage containers you need a certified beverage-container recycling center.
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