AES Electronics Recycling

TERRIBLE! JUST AWFUL!
I contacted them offering an old heavy TV for pickup. AES responded and I was given a date and an approximate time frame for a visit. I confirmed by phone the day before. I waited patiently inside my home for approximately half the day. No one ever showed up. No one even had the decency or common courtesy of a phone call or an e-​mail.
Just can’t get any more unprofessional or unreliable than that!!!

A little hard to find, especially with the road construction on State College. Don’t use the map on Unilocal.They are basically at Kimberly and State College. Quick service. I caught a guy walking in with his lunch who took my stuff and put it in a van. Called twice and was helped promptly and pleasantly.

Outstanding!
They were friendly, polite and really efficient.
They removed enough electronics to mostly fill a van, in only a few minutes.
I would definitely recommend them!

Gotta love this company not only they are very nice, they wont charge u anything. They even come to ur place and pick it up for free. Other companies that I called are rude and they charge at least $ 30 – 50. Next time if you moving out. I highly recommend this place.

This is the 2^nd year in a row we have used AES for a recycling fundraiser and it was a HUGE success both times. They assist you by providing banners, door hangers and people to run the event. You only need to provide a place and some volunteers. The people working with AES are extremely helpful. I will for sure have them help me coordinate this next year.

My eleven year old 47 inch rear projection TV died a horrible death by convergence and I don’t have a truck to haul it off to an electronics recycler. I tried calling another place listed in the Pennysaver that said they’d pick up for free, but they never showed up. After Googling the words «large TV recycler», the company name that appeared at the top of the list was AES Electronics Recycling, so since they were located in Fullerton, I called.
The lady on the phone was great. Yes, I had to pay $ 35, but they scheduled a date and 3 hour time range for a pickup as well as offered to send me a destruction certificate. And because I paid for a pickup, they also allowed me to add any other items I wanted to have recycled.
So the day comes, and they call to say they are on their way and to find out where to park. They were on time and although my son had to help load that huge TV in the back of their van, I’m so happy that it’s gone! And they took the old DVD player, too.

They seem to take anything electronic, even an old kenmore canister vacuum cleaner. This place is good to know about if you have a bunch of junk to drop off and you don’t want to wait for the next e-​waste pickup to roll around in your neighborhood. Place was hard to find at first and the actual drop off is in the back side of the suite…

Great people to do business with, if you have electronics you don’t need, this is the place, they even have a pick up service!

I just came here with a huge drop off and it was one of the smoothest ones I’ve had in awhile. It was a pretty big order (20 computers, some servers and laptops, and a bunch of LCD’s) and they basically unloaded everything and they did it super quick. I’ve been working in IT for years and I think I just found my go-​to spot.

I just dropped a load of waste and boy do I feel good~! *clapping dust off hands*
E-​waste that is.
Through the years, I have accumulated too much junk. From clothes, to papers, to electronics — they all must go! So as we near the close of winter, I figured I should get a head start on some spring cleaning. A quick Google search for local recycling businesses that take old/​used/​broken computers, printers, phones, and other electronics lead me to Advanced E-​Waste Solutions.
The place is a little tricky to find as they’ve recently moved so the address in Google is incorrect. The cross streets are Commonwealth and Orangethorpe, and the business park is located between two railroad tracks. Look for the Ellie’s Phở signs and they are right behind that building.
I forgot to ask his name, but he was very personable and nice. He helped me unload all the junk from my trunk and even let me peek inside the warehouse. It isn’t very large, but you can tell they can handle large volumes as well. AES accepts all kinds of items for both home (tvs, air purifiers, digital cameras) and business (servers, pos machines, barcode scanners). For smaller amounts they request you do a drop off, but for sizable quantities you can schedule a pick up. They already work with various companies and can even help set up a recycling program for your business.