Retiring computers, laptops, servers or other electronics? We'll come get them — free of charge in Hamilton, Haldimand County and Montérégie. Anywhere else, we can still pick up for a fee, or you can ship to us.
Tell us where and what. Enter your postal code and we'll show you right away whether your pickup is free.
Old computers, laptops, servers, networking gear and monitors don’t belong in a storage room — or in a landfill. Trembar picks up end-of-life electronics and e-waste, wipes every drive, and gives the equipment a second life through resale or responsible recycling. It’s IT asset disposition (ITAD) without the hassle: free in Hamilton, Haldimand County and Montérégie, and available everywhere else for a fee.
Desktops and PCs, laptops, servers and storage, networking equipment, monitors, phones and tablets, printers and peripherals, components, drives, cables and accessories — working or not.
Every drive is wiped in-house to NIST 800-88 standards. Ask for a certificate of data destruction for your records. When your compliance requires it, we can route assets through our R2v3-certified partners.
Working equipment is refurbished and resold, which keeps it in use longer. Anything that can’t be reused is recycled through our certified recycling partners — keeping electronic waste out of landfills.
Yes. Pickup is free in Hamilton, Haldimand County and Montérégie. Enter your postal code in the form above and it will tell you right away whether your address is in a free zone.
We can still help. We pick up anywhere in Canada and the USA for a fee, or you can ship your equipment to us. Choose your option in the form and we’ll send you a quote.
Every hard drive and SSD is wiped to NIST 800-88 standards before the equipment is reused or recycled. Check the certificate box in the form and we’ll provide a certificate of data destruction.
Whatever can be reused is refurbished and resold. Everything else is recycled responsibly through our certified recycling partners, so your e-waste stays out of landfills.
Larger or newer lots often have resale value. If you think yours does, submit it for an offer instead — or see our ITAD services.