Save the hassle and save the planet.
In partnership with B3 Recycling, Cyber Works offers recycling for computers, electronics, and a wide range of household and business items.
Bring them to Cyber Works.
We securely erase the drives, so your data doesn’t go with them.
844 Willard Dr. Suite 4, Green Bay, WI 54304Phone (920) 497-2667
Drop off at B3 Recycling.
Approved items can be dropped off directly at B3 Recycling.
200 9th Street, Green Bay, WI 54304Phone 920-246-7143
Items Accepted
Drop off large appliances and electronic items in Green Bay. Computers, laptops and hard drives come to our shop first; everything else goes straight to B3 Recycling.
Electronics
- Computers
- LCD Monitors
- Stereos
- Laptops
- TVs
- Cell Phones
- Cordless/Wired phones
- Keyboards/Mice
- Copiers/Printers
- Wire
- Boom boxes
- Cables, Wires & Cords
- Speakers
- Credit Card Machines
Appliances
- Refrigerators
- Freezers
- Stoves
- Dish Washers
- Microwaves
- Wash Machines
- Dryers
- Fax Machines
- Dehumidifiers
- Garbage disposal
- Water Heater
- Faucets
Mechanical
- Electric Motors
- Car Parts
- Batteries
- Farm Equipment
- Lawn Mowers
- Snow Blower
- Scooters
- Bikes
- Tillers
- Tools
- Table Saw
- Chain Saw
- Exercise Equipment
Scrap Metal
- Steel Shelving
- Weight Sets
- Weight Benches
- Bed Frames
- Screen Doors
- Irons
- Lamps
- Lighting
- Flag Poles
- File cabinets
- Metal Roofing
- Metal Pipes
For more information on recycling process, intake, events, and electronic recycling fundraisers, visit: ECycleNow.com ↗
Data Security
All data-bearing drives that come to our shop are securely erased by Cyber Works to help prevent unauthorized access or data recovery.
Hazardous Waste
Hazardous Waste is not collected by B3 Recycling including the following items:
- Bio Hazards (blood, etc)
- Cremation Remains
- Mercury
- Paint
- Gasoline
Questions
E-cycling questions
Where do I drop off an old computer in Green Bay?
Bring computers, laptops and hard drives to Cyber Works at 844 Willard Dr, Suite 4. We securely erase the drives, so your data doesn't go with them.
Where do TVs, appliances and scrap metal go?
Approved items can be dropped off directly at B3 Recycling, 200 9th Street, Green Bay (920-246-7143).
What is not accepted?
Hazardous waste is not collected by B3 Recycling, including bio hazards, cremation remains, mercury, paint and gasoline.
What happens to the data on my drives?
All data-bearing drives that come to our shop are securely erased by Cyber Works to help prevent unauthorized access or data recovery.
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