Electronics Recycling in Lévis

Does your Lévis business have outdated or broken computers, tablets, smartphones or other electronic devices that are no longer in use? Quantum can help you dispose of your e-waste safely and securely using our environmentally-friendly and certified process. We offer e-waste recycling services to businesses in Lévis and the surrounding areas. Businesses in Lévis have three options to get in touch with us (see below) to ensure that their old electronics are safely and securely recycled in a process that complies with all provincial and federal regulations.

How businesses can recycle electronics in Lévis

Call 416-222-1773 and speak to a representative
Use the form below to send a pickup request
Speak to a live agent using our chat box

How does e-waste recycling work?

Quantum is a fully audited electronics recycling company, compliant to the most stringent standards in the world. Our processes have been developed to minimize waste and maximize value and security. We operate state-of-the-art reuse and recycling systems that safely, securely and transparently break down your old equipment into its reusable components and recycled commodities.

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What types of electronics can be recycled in Lévis

Laptop Computers

Portable computing device

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Cellphones

Smartphones and other mobile devices

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Tablets

Multi-purpose portable device

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Desktop Computers

Stationary computing device

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Servers

High capacity stationary computing device

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CRT Monitors

Old display technology format

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LCD/LED Monitors

Flat panel display technology

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CRT Televisions

Old display technology format

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Plasma TVs

Original flat panel display technology

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LCD/LED TVs

Flat panel display technology

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Rear Projection TVs

Old style large screen TV format

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Photocopiers

Floormodel device that copies documents

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Desktop Printers

Small enough to fit on a desk

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Thermal Printers

Often used in POS systems for receipt printing

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Multifunction Printers (MFP)

Desktop or floor model printer

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Toner and Ink Cartridges

Disposal cartridge containing ink

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Professional AV Equipment

High grade recording equipment

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Mixed Cables

Cables and wires used to connect

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Mixed Batteries

Portable power supplies

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Fax Machines

Sends scans of documents via telephone

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Mice and Keyboards

Used to input data into a computing device

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Home Theatre

Consumer grade surround sound system

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Stereo Systems

Device for playing audio

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Electronic Accessories

An essential or useful auxiliary item

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Network Equipment

An essential or useful auxiliary item

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What can I do with my old TV in Lévis?

Quantum can also destroy your data

Serialized Certificate of Destruction with every load
Secure chain of custody including GPS enabled fleet, locking cargo holds and optional direct delivery and seal verification
Onsite shredding at your facility, while you watch, for the ultimate peace of mind

The electronic waste problem in Lévis

Lévis has a population of 149,683, who generate 1,496,830 lbs of e-waste annually.
Across the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City, Lévis’ deepwater port can accommodate vessels up to 150,000 tons, and the city serves as a transportation, manufacturing, and business center for the Chaudière-Appalaches region.
Lévis is home to Davie, the largest and oldest shipbuilding company in Canada, as well as manufacturing companies producing food, beverages, plastics, and metals.

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Did you know?

So much of what we consume every year goes to waste. Quantum is looking to change that.

  • In 2019, global e-waste production averaged about 16 pounds per person.
  • When electronics are thrown away, they release hazardous substances like mercury, lead, and cadmium into the environment.
  • Recycling unwanted electronics reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 90% compared to traditional disposal methods.
  • By 2030, e-waste production is expected to exceed 50 million metric tons globally.

Quantum services the following areas in Lévis

  • Charny
  • Desjardins
  • Hadlow
  • Harlaka
  • Lauzon
  • Parc-Chaudière
  • Pintendre
  • Place-du-Paysan
  • Plage-Gilmour
  • Saint-Jean-Chrysostome
  • Saint-Nicolas
  • Sit-Redempteur
  • St-Romuald
  • Villieu

Recycling Your E-Waste in Lévis

The historic town of Lévis enjoys panoramic views of the St. Lawrence River, as well as serving as a prominent industrial center. Balancing that thriving business landscape against protecting the natural environment can be a tall order. Lévis residents and businesses can help by recycling their unwanted devices with Quantum, allowing the precious materials they contain to be repurposed into new items rather than contributing to the pollution problem in a landfill.

Recycling Computers in Lévis

More resources go into producing a computer than most people realize. A study from United Nations University found it takes around 1.8 tons of raw materials to produce one laptop. Among those resources are valuable, reusable metals like gold, copper, and aluminum, as well as harmful substances like mercury, chromium, and lead. Recyclers ensure the recovery of the valuable components, while keeping the toxic ones from polluting the air, soil, and water.

Cellphone Recycling in Lévis

The average smartphone user gets a new phone every 1-2 years. With nearly 32 million cell phones in use across Canada, that’s a lot of unwanted electronics to dispose of, along with their accessories like charger cords, batteries, and headphones. Phone batteries in particular are a problem, prone to causing issues like fires and explosions when thrown in landfills. You can prevent these problems by recycling your old phone with Quantum.

How Do Businesses in Lévis Recycle Electronic Waste?

Businesses need to update their equipment as often as individual consumers, and frequently have a greater number of devices to replace when they do. Disposing of these products is further complicated by the sensitive information that’s often stored on company devices. Quantum’s business recycling program is designed to meet all of these needs. We provide pickup collection for companies with a lot of electronics to recycle, while our data destruction services ensure any sensitive information stored on them is disposed of as securely as the devices themselves.

The Quantum Recycling Process

Quantum’s recycling processes were developed to minimize waste and maximize value to our customers. We use a transparent manual separation process to break down old electronics into their reusable parts. Our customized solutions have been developed over more than 30 years in the recycling industry, and are conducted in accordance with the guidelines of the EPRA, NAID, and other certifying organizations.

What Makes Quantum the Best E-Waste Recycling Partners?

While laptops and phones are the most common types of e-waste, they’re far from the only types of things with electronic components people need to recycle. Quantum can be your go-to disposal solution for everything that can become electronic waste. If you have an old TV, speaker system, or other device taking up space in your home, contact Quantum to find out how we can help.

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