What Electronics Can You Recycle? The Columbus E-Waste Cheat Sheet
What Electronics Can You Recycle?
The Columbus e-waste cheat sheet — what we take, what happens to it, and where to go.
"Can I recycle this?" It's the question we hear most — and the answer is usually yes. If you're looking for where to go for e-waste in Columbus, Ohio, here's a simple cheat sheet of what Strictli accepts, what happens to your old electronics once we have them, and how to hand them over.
What we accept
Phones & Tablets
iPhones, Android phones, iPads, Galaxy tablets, smartwatches.
Computers & Laptops
MacBooks, Windows laptops, desktops, all-in-ones, Chromebooks.
Monitors & Displays
LCD/LED monitors, TVs, and other screens.
Servers & Networking
Servers, switches, routers, racks, and enterprise gear.
Peripherals & Cables
Keyboards, mice, chargers, cables, docks, and accessories.
And More
Gaming consoles, hard drives, and most things that plug in or charge. Not sure? Just ask.
What happens to your electronics
Every device follows one of two paths. If it still works, we test, wipe, and refurbish it for a second life — keeping good tech in use and out of the waste stream. If it's truly at end-of-life, we responsibly recycle it, recovering valuable metals and handling any hazardous materials properly. Either way, your data is destroyed first: businesses receive NIST-compliant data destruction and Certificates of Destruction, and individuals should wipe devices first.
Where to go in Columbus
Drop off household electronics at our Grove City location, minutes from Columbus, or — if you've got a large load or business equipment — schedule a free pickup anywhere in Central Ohio. We serve Columbus, Grove City, Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, Gahanna, Reynoldsburg, and the surrounding communities.
Strictli — E-Waste Recycling for Central Ohio
3721 Thistlewood Dr, Suite B, Grove City, OH · support@strictli.tech · BBB-Accredited since 2016
Frequently asked questions
What electronics can be recycled?
Nearly anything that plugs in or charges — phones, tablets, laptops, desktops, monitors, servers, networking gear, peripherals, and cables. If you're unsure about an item, just ask us.
Where do I go for e-waste recycling in Columbus?
Strictli in Grove City, minutes from Columbus. Drop off, or schedule a pickup for larger and business loads across Central Ohio.
Do you recycle TVs and monitors?
Yes — we accept LCD/LED monitors and displays. Reach out with the details and we'll let you know the best drop-off or pickup option.
Can I get paid instead of just recycling?
If a device still works, quite possibly. Get a trade-in quote before recycling and turn old tech into cash or credit.
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