Shredtronics
Recycling Center in Westerville, Ohio
About This Location
ShredTronics at 320 S State St (Suite L), Westerville, OH 43081 is an electronics recycling and certified data-destruction drop-off operated by DataGuard USA inside the CompuMax computer repair shop. It accepts consumer electronics and IT equipment for secure, certified recycling — with a focus on hard drive destruction and IT asset disposition.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics
What they do not accept
Fees
- Consumer electronics drop-off — Contact ShredTronics for current pricing — some items free, others may have a fee
- Certified hard drive destruction — Fee-based; request a quote at dropoff@shredtronics.com or (844) 648-4908
Programs & events
- IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) — Certified data destruction and remarketing for IT assets. Businesses and institutions can schedule one-time or recurring service.
- Mail-In Electronics Recycling — Customers who cannot reach a drop-off can mail in electronics; contact ShredTronics for a prepaid label.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can residents drop off electronics at ShredTronics Westerville?
Yes. The Westerville location at 320 S State St (inside CompuMax) accepts small drop-off loads of consumer electronics and IT equipment. Larger loads may require a quote — email dropoff@shredtronics.com or call (844) 648-4908 first.
Is data destroyed before recycling?
Yes. ShredTronics is operated by DataGuard USA, an R2-certified ITAD provider. Hard drives can be destroyed on-site or shredded to a certified standard, and a certificate of destruction can be provided for business compliance needs.
What if I have old TVs or large monitors to recycle?
Call or email ShredTronics to confirm TV and CRT monitor acceptance at this location before visiting. For a free option, the City of Westerville maintains an e-waste drop-off bin at 350 Park Meadow Rd, which accepts TVs and monitors.
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