We come to your business
An office move, a tech refresh, or a storage room that’s full? We drive to your location. Tell us about the equipment, your deadline, and building access so we can work out a pickup together.
Austin, Texas · Locally owned small business
Computer and electronics recycling for Austin-area businesses. From a stack of old laptops to an office full of equipment, we help you clear the space and handle the drive.
Austin roots. A pickup that comes to you.

From one Austin business to another
We’re Austin Tech Recycling, a locally owned small business based right here in Austin, Texas. We help organizations find a practical next step for the computers and electronics they no longer need.
You tell us what you have. We talk through reuse, buyback, or recycling options, explain the terms, and arrange to come to you once the details are agreed.
Meet your next stepsA little room goes a long way
You do not need a perfect inventory or a separate request for every device. Tell us what you want to sell or clear, and we’ll work through the options together.
An office move, a tech refresh, or a storage room that’s full? We drive to your location. Tell us about the equipment, your deadline, and building access so we can work out a pickup together.
Retiring a fleet of laptops, servers, or networking equipment? We review the models, condition, and resale potential. Suitable equipment may qualify for a purchase offer, with the amount and terms explained.
Computers and drives need a handling plan as well as a pickup plan. Tell us whether you need to keep the drives or discuss sanitization and records before anything leaves your business.
What do you need picked up?
Start with computers, office electronics, or a mixed equipment lot. Unsure about an item? Include it in your list, and we will let you know what we can take.
Working, untested, or mixed office fleets
Rack equipment, switches, access points, and related hardware
LCD monitors, phones, tablets, and incomplete sets
Storage media, memory, processors, and useful parts lots
CRT displays, televisions, printers, toner, batteries, and damaged bulk lots can carry extra handling or recycling costs. Include them in your list so any fee can be discussed up front.
You make the list. We make the drive.
You do not need to sort everything out first. Share what you know, and we will help with the next steps.
A few lines about your equipment and pickup location are enough. Exact model numbers are optional.
We check your list and ask any questions about quantity, access, condition, or devices that hold data.
You get the proposed pickup terms, including any cost or purchase offer, to consider before agreeing.
Accept the terms and confirm a pickup time, then we come to the agreed location. Sending a request starts the conversation; it does not book a visit.
We confirm what we can take and explain the terms before you commit.

Have devices that hold data?
Computers, servers, phones, and loose drives can still hold sensitive information. Mention them in your request so we can discuss who will handle them and what you need before pickup.
Not sure what is on a device? Tell us that, too. Data handling is agreed separately before equipment moves.
Plan for your dataBased in Austin. On the road to you.
Our usual pickup area is Austin, Texas and surrounding communities. We’re based in Austin, Texas, and generally plan pickups within about 50 miles. Share the equipment’s ZIP so we can confirm coverage and availability.
Common questions
Yes. Austin Tech Recycling is a locally owned small business based in Austin, Texas. We drive to the agreed pickup location. Share your ZIP and equipment list so we can confirm availability and discuss the pickup details.
Yes—start with the equipment you want to sell or clear from an office. Include approximate quantities, models when known, and any move-out deadline. We review whether a purchase offer, free pickup, or paid removal is practical. An offer is only confirmed when you receive and accept the terms.
No. Paste a list from your spreadsheet if you have one, or describe the rooms and equipment in plain language. Counts can be approximate. You can add details in your request’s messages afterward.
No. Include them when convenient, but a rough description is a valid starting point.
Your request starts a conversation. We confirm what we can take, explain any costs, and agree on terms with you before arranging a pickup time.
Some pickups can be free; others involve travel, labor, or recycling costs. We explain any proposed fee so you can decide before agreeing.
It may. Age, condition, model, quantity, and current resale evidence all matter. A person reviews any purchase offer before you receive it.
No. You can send a request and follow its private page in the same browser. Your request page explains browser access and the account options currently available.
Start with a rough list
We’ll work out the pickup details and any costs with you.