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Our Story GRX has been in the electronics recycling business since 1999. We recognize that the role of electronics in our lives is increasing everyday, and with that, a need for its proper disposal. We pride ourselves on being a responsible recycler of electronics that have reached the end of their useful life. Each of our facilities is registered with the EPA, and we are also registered with the DOT for interstate transportation. |
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Data security is an on-going concern for many firms. Legislation such as the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and HIPAA only add to those concerns.
GRX doesn't simply wipe your data, we physically destroy your hard drive. We also provide a certificate guaranteeing the destruction of the disk.
Pick-up
GRX will pick up your electronic waste, no matter the size or amount, often at no additional charge.
On-site Evaluation
Have a lot of electronic equipment? Unsure of what's recyclable and what it will cost? GRX will come to your facility and help you identify which items should be recycled. Please call to set up a free consultation.
Please call our toll free number (866-GRX-4920) or our headquarters office number (720-377-7700) to set up a pick-up or consultation today!
Active in the Recycling Community
GRX is an active member in several recycling associations. This allows us to stay current with industry trends, as well as take an active role in promoting responsible electronics waste recycling.
• IAER - International Association of Electronics Recyclers — Trade association for the electronics recycling industry.
• BAN - Basel Action Network — is an international organization that monitors the international trade of toxic wastes. GRX has signed
their pledge which states we will not engage in the exporting or dumping of e-waste, or in the use of prison labor in our recycling processes.
• SVTC - The Silcon Valley Toxics Coalition — The SVTC s a diverse grassroots coalition that engages in research, advocacy, and organizing
around the environmental and human health problems caused by the rapid growth of the high-tech electronics industry.
• NRC - National Recycling Coalition — a non-profit membership organization dedicated to the advancement and improvement of recycling.
• CAFR - Colorado Association for Recycling — a non-profit organization formed as the independent voice of public, private, and citizen
recyclers in Colorado.
• CORE — is Colorado's leading sustainable business trade association that assists its members to promote and leverage social and
environmental responsible business practices.