EverTech Electronics Recycling

09/01/2026

We recently partnered with the Natick Farmers Market for an e-waste drive, where over 5,000lbs of electric waste was responsibly recycled by members of the community ♻️👏🏼

Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the event such a success while keeping harmful waste of out landfills.

Could your town, school or organization benefit from hosting an e-waste recycling event? Contact us to learn more about hosting an event and making a positive environmental impact!

08/10/2026

Still tossing your electronics in the trash? 😳 Let's do better! 🌎♻️ Recycle responsibly with EverTech MA

08/03/2026

What’s inside your laptop? 💻🔎

Do you ever wonder what is actually inside your computer?

From the CPU to the RAM, storage drive, Wi-Fi card and cooling system, every component plays an important role in keeping your laptop running smoothly!

Understanding these key parts can help you:
🔹troubleshoot common issues
🔹know what’s being repaired or upgraded
🔹make informed decisions when it’s time to replace & recycle your device

At EverTech, we securely recycle electronics and responsibly recover valuable materials while ensuring data stays protected.

♻️When your laptop reaches the end of its life, recycle it the right way.

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07/29/2026

07/29/2026

📢 Big news from EverTech!

🏢 We've officially moved into a larger commercial facility to better serve our customers.

This expansion allows us to:
📦 Handle higher volumes of electronics
🏙️ Support larger corporate and municipal recycling projects
🔒 Increase secure data destruction capacity
🚛 Continue providing fast, reliable service across Massachusetts

As we've grown, one thing hasn't changed - our commitment to secure, responsible electronics recycling ♻️ and exceptional customer service.

Thank you to everyone who has trusted us along the way. We're excited for what's next! 🚀💚

07/13/2026

🔍 Junk Drawer Challenge!

Go open that one drawer in your house... you know the one. 👀

How many old electronics can you find?

📱 An old cell phone?
🔌 Charging cables?
🎧 Broken headphones?
⌚ An old smartwatch?
💻 An old laptop?
🔋 Random batteries?
🖱️ An old computer mouse?

Most of us have forgotten tech tucked away in drawers, closets, or the back of a cabinet. While it may seem like junk, many of these items contain valuable materials that can be responsibly recycled—and some may still contain personal data that should be securely destroyed.

👇 Tell us in the comments: What's the oldest piece of technology you still have?

When you're ready to clear the clutter, EverTech is here to help with secure, responsible electronics recycling.

♻️ Let's keep electronics out of the landfill—one junk drawer at a time.

07/06/2026

Reminder! 🚨

Take 10 minutes this week to gather all those electronics hiding around the house. Bring them to the Haverhill Farmers Market on 7/25 to responsibly recycle them for free! 💻♻️

Be sure to grab that old phone in the kitchen drawer, that mystery box of cords in the closet and that laptop that’s been sitting in the basement for years!

We also offer secure data destruction for $4/device and $1/lb of paper 💾🧾

📍Haverhill Farmers Market
🗓️Sat, July 25th 9AM - 1PM

06/22/2026

Your retired IT equipment is more than obsolete hardware!

Inside every computer is a tiny cooling system keeping things from overheating. These are heat sinks — metal components that pull heat away from processors so devices can keep running. Basically, heat sinks are the computer’s little air conditioner.

Once electronics reach the end of their life, materials like aluminum and copper can be recovered and recycled instead of wasted, another form of urban mining. ♻️🌎

At EverTech, we help businesses, municipalities, and organizations responsibly manage their retired electronics through secure recycling, asset recovery, and data destruction services.

Learn more on our website, evertechma.com

06/15/2026

Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are the green boards found inside computers, servers, laptops, networking equipment, and many other electronic devices.

These boards contain recoverable metals such as copper, gold, and silver— materials that can be reclaimed and returned to the supply chain.

Recovering valuable resources from end-of-life electronics instead of letting them go to waste is known as urban mining.

For businesses, this is where responsible e-waste recycling plays a critical role, ensuring retired IT equipment is securely processed so valuable materials are recovered and reused, rather than lost to landfill.

How many devices in your office do you think still contain recoverable materials like this? 👇