Sims Recycling Solutions

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Touting over 38 electronics processing facilities worldwide, Sims Recycling Solutions operates a 200,000 sqft state-of-the art recycling facility in the Nashville area (in La Vergne), serving Southeast US.  Sims Recycling Solutions is a trusted partner for both large and small businesses, meeting stringent disposition requirements on a routine basis, ensuring complete data eradication and responsible electronics recycling. Computer Recycling for Businesses End-of-life information technology assets have become an ongoing headache as businesses seek to minimize liabilities regarding data security and to achieve corporate sustainability objectives through responsible recycling solutions.  Sims Recycling Solutions offers fully accountable and trackable solutions to fully manage IT asset disposal (ITAD) programs for businesses of all sizes.   Our ITAD program offers clearly defined processes and complete documentation of PC reuse and recycling beyond the walls of your organization and ensures data security and compliance.   Sims takes data eradication and compliance seriously, offering multiple data security options to meet a variety of needs, including

Validated Data Destruction

Secure Physical Destruction and Recycling of Hard Drives

On-Site Hard Drive Degaussing and Crushing

 Witnessed Destruction

Electronic Recycling for Residents

Our Nashville recycling facility invites residents to recycle their electronics at our facility. Visit our website for facility hours.

Most computer items are accepted free of charge.  We do require a $15 cash payment for each monitor and television dropped off.   Residents may bring a wide variety of electronics for recycling, including computers, televisions, cell phones, and printers.  Other electronics we can accept include laptops, monitors, digital cameras, DVD players, e-book readers, fax machines, keyboards, MP3 players, modems, mice, PDAs, printers, scanners, stereo and radio equipment, telephones and VCRs.