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Dropoff Address: 3661 S. Pine Ave, Ocala, FL 34471 | Hours: 8am-3pm, Monday to Friday

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Why Recycle Electronics?

With continued advancement in technology and the integration of electronic products in our daily lives, the overall use of electronics has excelled at a rapid rate. It is estimated that Americans now own approximately 24 electronics per household!

Electronic Waste is a new and ever growing waste stream with an estimated 25% of discarded electronics being recycled. Prior to 1980, the term electronic waste had no meaning. Fast forward to today and over 3 million tons (6 billion lbs.) of electronics were processed by recyclers last year alone. The EPA has stated that electronic waste is one of the fastest growing waste streams.

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There are many reasons to properly recycle electronics

Consumer Drop-Off Location

3661 S. Pine Ave.
Ocala, FL 34471


Please call toll free 855.306.8366 for more information!
We are open to the public Monday through Friday between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. unless otherwise posted.
The items that RAE does NOT accept for recycling include:
CRT (older box-style) Televisions and Computer Monitors, Projection Televisions and Console Televisions.

If you have any of these items and wish to recycle them, please contact your local municipalities for details on their electronic waste recycling projects.

What We Accept

As a full-service electronics recycling company RAE maintains the ability to process a wide variety of equipment. Download the PDF below to find a list representing some of the most commonly recycled items that we accept, however, this list is not all-inclusive.

Please contact us with any questions regarding the equipment we recycle.

Please note:

  • We NO LONGER ACCEPT Televisions of any kind from drop offs – NO projection, NO flat screen, NO CRT, NO console TVs.
  • We also still no longer accept CRT Computer Monitors.
  • We will continue to recycle flat screen Computer Monitors.
  • We will refer all drop offs with TVs or CRT Computer Monitors to Marion County Solid Waste on Baseline Road for recycling.
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The Electronic Equipment We Accept and Do Not Accept for Safe Disposal

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