Electronics Recycling

Murrysville residents on the curbside recycling program may recycle their Electronic Waste (E-Waste) by contacting Republic Services will arrange for the collection of your E-Waste at your door! This is a free service.

The intent of Pennsylvania’s Covered Devices Recycling Act (CDRA) of 2010 is to initiate a disposal ban on covered devices, wherein no person may dispose of a covered device or any of its components with their municipal waste. Effective January 24, 2013, covered devices (televisions, computers, computer monitors, and computer peripherals) will be banned from landfill disposal.

Simply put, after January 24, 2013, all consumers, and all businesses with less than 50 employees, must be able to recycle covered devices at no cost. Larger commercial businesses must recycle the covered devices but at their own expense.

What’s Covered Under the Covered Devices Recycling Act of 2010

The CDRA actually only mandates the recycling of certain categories of e-waste: computers, peripherals, monitors (anything directly connected to a computer system), and televisions as follows:

• Computer monitors-CRT and LED/LCD
• Copiers (desktop and stand-alone ) 
• CPUs/Towers
• Laptops
• Peripherals (mice, keyboards, speakers)
• Printers
• TVs-all types and sizes

Electronics

Electronics are accepted at the following locations. 

eLoop

The local company, eLoop llc, can be reached at 724-519-7646 and at eLoop. eLoop is located at:
2010 Borland Farm Road
Export, PA 15632

Please call eLOOP for accepted items and any associated costs. Also accepts TVs.

Goodwill

Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania offers free, safe, easy and environmentally responsible recycling of computers and electronics. Public donations of personal computers and electronics are accepted at all Goodwill Stores and Attended Donation Centers (except the North Side Store). Goodwill is no longer able to accept TV donations. For more information, please visit the Goodwill computer donation page.

Best Buy Stores

Best Buy will accept up to three electronic items, per household, per day. There is no fee for this service for eligible items. This program is noted on their website at: Best Buy Electronics Recycling Best Buy no longer accepts TVs in Pennsylvania.

Staples

Staples will accept, free of charge, items such as 

• Cell phones
• Computers
• Digital cameras
• GPS devices
• Keyboards
• Mice
• Modems
• MP3 players
• PC speakers
• Rechargeable batteries

There’s a $10 recycling fee for: 

• Copiers
• Faxes
• Monitors
• Printers
• Scanners
• Shredders
• UPS (battery back-ups)

Commonwealth Computer Recycling

Commonwealth Computer Recycling conducts several free (or nearly free) recycling events in Murrysville throughout the year. Please check their scheduled events page. Items may be dropped off at their facility Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. by appointment. Please call ahead for larger deliveries. They are located at:
Commonwealth Computer Recycling LLC
Omeide Industrial Park
1628 Roseytown Road
Unit 9
Greensburg, PA 15601
Phone: 866-925-2354