eForce Compliance provides compliant electronic recycling services to both the commercial and residential markets. Our innovate approach to serving our local market includes the sponsorship of collection events in both the private and public sector and creating custom solutions for the proper disposal and recycling of electronics and other difficult to recycle materials.

As only the seventh electronic recycling firm nationwide to achieve the R2, e-Stewards and ISO 14001 certifications, we assure our clients that only the highest standards in the industry are employed while handling and processing obsolete electronics.

eForce Compliance is the most unique recycling company on the planet. At least our clients think so. We provide recycling solutions for just about everything commercial organizations generate including batteries, lighting, electronics, office equipment, furniture, construction and demolition materials and more. We'll even pick up the kitchen sink (we really will!). We understand that each organization has different recycling needs and we provide tailored recycling programs according to those needs while meeting and exceeding environmental compliance regulations. We innovate!

compliance services | what we recycle | how we recycle

Our founders have been providing recycling services at the same location in the metro-Philadelphia area for over 29 years, long before recycling was popular. Superior logistics and an in-depth knowledge of the local metro-Philadelphia area recycling markets give us a huge advantage over our competitors. We are nimble. We are efficient. And we care. You are going to enjoy doing business with us!

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January 4, 2012

eForce Compliance is pleased to officially announce they have received the e-Stewards certification :: read more

December 26, 2011

eForce Compliance Featured in Philadelphia Inquirer Article Regarding the Disposal of Electronic Devices :: read more

December 15, 2011

eForce Compliance Joins Coalition for American Electronics Recycling ::read more

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