4G Recycling, Inc

Republic Services delivers comprehensive recycling, waste and environmental services to support your business, home and community. Republic Services Recycling Centers use state-of-the-art technologies to process materials like cardboard, metals, paper and plastics, contributing to the circularity of materials and helping communities and our customers meet their diversion goals.

Republic Services delivers comprehensive recycling, waste and environmental services to support your business, home and community. Every day, residents, businesses and municipalities of all types and sizes throughout North America rely on us to sustainably and compliantly manage their waste. Republic Services offers recycling; waste collection, non-hazardous and hazardous waste treatment and disposal; field and industrial services; and 24/7 emergency response.

E-Scrap, Inc is a recycling facility licensed by the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection agency, Facility ID# FLR000128199, insured for its on and off site operations, that recycles obsolete electronic equipment from PDAs to main frame systems, spent fluorescent lamps, ballasts, commercial and industrial batteries and mercury bearing devices. A Toll Free Call 001 800 451 2204 Does it All.Environmental Compliance is a major concern for both regulatory and marketing reasons. Our experience in e-waste and hazmat management offers our clients both compliance and assurance of no environmental impact. Please browse our site for recycling, inventory and electronics recovery information. You may also view our services in the directory of the North American Electronic Recycling Industry or give us a call.Recycling Disposal of Obsolete Electronics Electronic waste is growing at three times the rate of other wastes. E-Scrap has stepped up to the plate to answer South Florida's communities' environmental concerns. Our 50, 000 square feet facility with 6 dock-height bay doors, specialized equipment and trained personnel allow us to handle several thousand tons of obsolete electronics. Our economical B2B Florida-wide recovery and recycling service answers our most cost-conscious and compliance-demanding customers.The EPA 1995 Universal Waste rule is designed to reduce the amount of hazardous waste in the municipal solid waste stream. Spent fluorescent, HID or CFL lamps are regulated under 40 CFR Part 273, a regulation which is designed to provide communities better management of spent fluorescent lamps, as well as ballasts, capacitors and mercury-bearing devices, and facilitate compliance with RCRA hazardous waste disposal requirements.