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eco IT Computer Disposals

Irlam-based firm offering free nationwide computer recycling and data destruction for businesses, schools and other organisations.

Last checked 7 October 2026 · Sources

At a glance

Collection
Free collection (conditions apply)They say: Over 90% of customers get a free service: those with more than 20 items or within 150 miles of the Manchester facility
Drop-off
Drop-off not stated
Who they work with
Businesses and organisations only
Area covered
Nationwide (across the UK)Available to any organisation in the UK

Collection terms and charges change — confirm them with the company before you book.

Services

Licences and certifications

Environmental authorisations

Verified means we found it on the official register or the scheme’s own list on the date shown. Company says means it is stated on the company’s website and we haven’t checked it yet. Registers can lag behind, so “not found” or “no longer current” is not an accusation. What these mean.

About eco IT Computer Disposals

eco IT Computer Disposals runs a recycling facility on the Thames Trading Centre in Irlam, Greater Manchester. It collects computers, laptops, servers, monitors, printers, networking and telecoms equipment from organisations anywhere in the UK.

Every collection includes transport, environmental paperwork, data erasure with certificates and an asset report. Drives that fail erasure are destroyed on site. It also offers valuations and cash back on equipment with resale value.

The site publishes its waste carrier number and T11 exemption.

Where they are

  • Processing centre Head office and recycling facility Unit 5, Thames Trading Centre, Woodrow Way, Irlam, Manchester
    M44 6BP

Sources and checks

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