IT Recycling Services
Collection and Waste Transfer Notes
For all businesses, it is now a legal requirement (The Waste Electric and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Regulations 2013) to dispose of your computers and electronic equipment legally with Waste Transfer notes to an Authorised Recycler.
By recycling your IT equipment with Jamie’s you will be reducing your carbon footprint and helping the local community.
We provide waste transfer notes approved by the Environment Agency and have a T11 exemption certificate as a fully registered waste facility. We also provide free data destruction certificates for businesses, however a charge of £10 applies to individuals.
What We Collect
Please note: for 5 items or over collection is free; you will be charged £20 for a collection of under 5 items.
Free Collection Items
Paid collection Items
We request that equipment is ready for collection in a safe place and that social distancing rules are adhered to for the safety of our driver.
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We typically operate within a 50 mile (80KM) radius of Southampton.
Due to rising fuel and labour costs, we reserve the right to exclude free collections outside 50 miles due to it being uneconomically viable.
Therefore we have 2 alternative solutions:
a) For larger collections, we can arrange a pallet collection company to collect a pallet of goods that is wrapped properly and no higher than 2m. The fee is usually from £100.
b) For small items, we can email you a postage label for a fee of £15. The goods need to be wrapped and boxed properly and weigh no more than 25kgs. Then you can attach the label and drop the parcel off at your local post office. The parcel can be tracked back to our depot and we can then process the goods accordingly
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Please note that we are part of a charity and your voluntary contribution goes a long way towards helping people in your community
Make a Voluntary Contribution
Jamie’s Computers is a not-for-profit organisation. If you’d like to donate to help keep us running, please do so here.