As use of consumer electronics skyrockets, we’re working to reduce their environmental impact. We’re also leading the way with secure data destruction, a critical concern for businesses and individuals. With five locations throughout Wisconsin and locations in Lincoln and Omaha, Nebraska, Sadoff Electronics Recycling & Data Destruction picks up electronics, accepts drop-offs, provides secure containers for data destruction, and even helps organize events always making sure your bottom line appreciates the effort.
We protect the environment and your data with proven and trusted electronics recycling and data destruction. Independently audited processes ensure the security of confidential data.
For a full list of what we recycle with pricing, click here. Get in touch in Wisconsin at (920) 232-7373 or in Nebraska at (402) 769-0034.
Sleep well at night. We have three levels of data destruction services from which to choose. You’ll have no worries about your vital electronic information being seen, ever.
Refurbish and remarket your electronics? Recover parts for reuse? Or responsibly recycle? We’ll work with you to create a comprehensive asset recovery strategy. Your business objectives drive our service.
You don’t just get a trusted recycling partner, you get a consultant. You’ll find that our insight and solutions maximize your ROI on the next generation of electronics.
We contractually own liability
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We adhere to NAID requirements
At Sadoff E-Recycling & Data Destruction, safety is an uncompromising value, and accountability is an unchallenged principle. What makes us “the preferred choice in recycling” is our competitive pricing, prompt and safe service, and our commitment to data security and sustainability. We call our unique approach “Down To Earth” e-recycling, meaning we combine our environmental responsibility with easy-going, customer-focused attention.
Throughout your career with us, you’ll be making a difference in the role you are best suited for. This all happens within a supportive, family-owned organization that values employees, safety, and the environment.
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