Electronics recycling collection for your business
As electronic devices become an increasingly integral part of our lives, the amount of Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) we generate also grows. For example, the equivalent of 1000 laptops are thrown out every second, which is why WEEE recycling is so important.
We ensure that none of the waste we handle goes to landfill. So, whether it's computer recycling, laptop recycling, or something else, we'll make sure the right bits go to the right places with our e-waste recycling service.
For larger appliances such as fridge collection, we also offer one-off services.
How does pricing for WEEE Recycling work?
Sack collections:
The price shown for our WEEE Recycling sack service is per sack (+VAT). Sacks are sold in quantities of 10 on a pay-as-you-go basis with no contract required.
Sticker collections:
We also offer sticker collections for larger items up to 25kg, simply sticker your WEEE sticker to your appliance, then book your collection using our Customer Portal.
The upfront cost includes the cost of collection and recycling of materials, documentation and service extras, with no hidden costs.
What can go in WEEE Recycling?
Please keep out of WEEE Recycling
Why Use First Mile for WEEE Recycling?
Do you offer electrical recycling near me?
Our WEEE recycling services are available in London and Birmingham as well as throughout the UK. We also offer no-contract services and the best way to find out if we’re in your area is to check your postcode!
WEEE Recycling FAQs
What is WEEE Waste?
What is WEEE Waste?
WEEE stands for Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment, meaning anything from laptops to cables and plugs. These items contain chemicals that can be harmful if improperly disposed of but are useful when correctly managed. That's why we ensure each component is handled appropriately.
However, if dumped in landfills, the toxic components in electronic waste seep into the soil and water systems, contaminating our food chain and, ultimately, affecting human he
How is WEEE recycled?
How is WEEE recycled?
First Mile's electronic recycling process is fast, and efficient and gives our users reassurance that their WEEE waste disposal is safe in our hands.
Once collected, electronic waste is sorted into items for wiping, refurbing, or recycling. Refurbished electrical items find a new life and are resold on secondary markets. Recycled items are broken down so that individual materials can be recovered.
We’re committed to zero-landfill, with all non-recyclable waste attributed to green energy generation – meaning you can improve your brand’s own sustainability through our service.
Who needs WEEE Recycling?
Who needs WEEE Recycling?
What are the WEEE Regulations?
What are the WEEE Regulations?
Since the Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2013 came into place, every business that produces this type of waste has a responsibility to pay for it to be collected and recycled.
It also forces companies that sell electronic or electrical equipment to give their customers an option to get rid of an old version of the product when a new one is being sold to them. This applies to all kinds of businesses, including online-only ones.
Do you offer rubbish removal near me?
Do you offer rubbish removal near me?
We offer rubbish removal in London and Birmingham around our major sorting plants, as well as across the country. The best way to find out if we’re in your area is to check your postcode and see if this service is available near you!
Are batteries considered WEEE?
Are batteries considered WEEE?
No. Batteries, whether lithium or standard AA types require a different recycling process. First Mile offers a specialised battery disposal service that ensures these are properly recycled without harming the environment.
Dry Mixed Recycling
Confidential Data Destruction
Secure Paper Shredding
Batteries Recycling
Stationery Recycling
