Thank you for your interest in Free Coweta County Electronics Recycling. Our FREE PICK UP service is for commercial and business customers only. NO RESIDENTIAL pick ups are available at this time (this includes home based businesses), however items can be dropped off at our warehouse or you can contact your local city or county for recycling services.
Coweta County Computer Recycling | Coweta County Data Destruction | Coweta County Logistics |
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| Recycle Office, IP, SIP Voip Phones, Computers, Servers, Laptops, Printers, Toner, Tablets, Audio/Video, LCD Monitors, IT Equipment, Modems, Routers, Switches, UPS’s, you own used IT Equipment – If it plugs in to the wall or requires a battery, we can take care of it with our EPA compliant convenient e-waste pickup. | Secure Hard Drive Destruction services with options to wipe, crush or shred your data. Our secure Data Destruction options give you guaranteed peace of mind that your data is completely safe. | Beyond Surplus will handle the logistics of equipment pick-up and delivery to its warehouse from your company’s location(s). Beyond Surplus will provide the labor to move and palletize the equipment on site and deliver to its warehouse if necessary. |
Incorporated Date: June 9, 1825
Population: 122,924
Total Area: 443.1 sq mi
Coweta County is named for a Lower Creek Indian tribe, the Cowetas. A treaty in 1825 ceded land for this county and, subsequently, for Heard and Campbell counties. (Much later, during the Great Depression, Fulton County absorbed Campbell.) Newnan, Coweta’s county seat, bears the name of another Indian fighter, General Daniel Newnan.
The land for Lee, Muscogee, Troup, Coweta and Carroll counties was ceded by the Creek people in the 1825 Treaty of Indian Springs. The counties’ boundaries were created by the Georgia General Assembly on June 9, 1826, but they were not named until December 14, 1826. Coweta County was named for the Koweta Indians (a sub-group of the Creek people), who had several towns in and around the present-day county.
In the city of Newnan, on April 23, 1899, a notorious lynching occurred after an African-American man by the name of Sam Hose (born Tom Wilkes) was accused of killing his boss, Alfred Cranford. Hose was tortured and burned alive by a lynch mob of approximately 2,000 citizens of Coweta County.
Beyond Surplus services businesses in the following cites in this county:
Items Accepted For Recycling
| Audio Equipment: Amplifiers, Receivers, Speakers, Stereo, Turntable, Recycling & Disposal |
| IT Equipment of all types, Firewall, VPN Recycling & Disposal |
| RF, Radio, and Ham Raido Parts Recycling & Disposal |
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| Backup systems, media, sdlt, dat, dlt, sdlt,lto & devices of all types Recycling & Disposal |
| Laboratory Equipment, Industrial Machinery, Aircraft Recycling & Disposal |
| Robotic Floor Cleaners (Roomba, Scooba, Neato, Mint, Tango) Recycling & Disposal |
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| Base Units, Docking stations Recycling & Disposal |
| Laptops, tablets, notebooks, eReaders of all types Recycling & Disposal |
| Satellite Equipment, Dishes, BUCs, LNBs, Waveguides Recycling & Disposal |
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| Cables / Wire Recycling & Disposal |
| Memory cards Recycling & Disposal |
| Scanners, barcode, rfid Recycling & Disposal |
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| Calculators Recycling & Disposal |
| Metals: Steel, Aluminum, Copper, Iron, etc.. Not Paid For.. |
| Servers of all types (PC, mini, midrange, mainframe, etc) Recycling & Disposal |
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| CD-ROM, DVD-ROM Optical Drives & Players of all type Recycling & Disposal |
| Microwave Radio Equipment and Antennas Recycling & Disposal |
| Small electronics including mobile phones, MP3 players/iPods, Recycling & Disposal |
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| Cellular Phones, Pages, iPhones, Blackberry, etc. Recycling & Disposal |
| Monitors of all types (TFT/flat screen, LCD, LED) Recycling & Disposal |
| Storage devices of all types Recycling & Disposal |
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| Circuit Boards, PCB’s, Motherboards (any kind) Recycling & Disposal |
| Network Equipment of all types : Routers, Switches, Modems, Recycling & Disposal |
| Tape drives of all types Recycling & Disposal |
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| Computer peripherals mice, keyboards, computer speakers Recycling & Disposal |
| New or Used Toner and Ink Cartridges Recycling & Disposal |
| Tapes: Data Tapes of all types (DAT, DLT, Imation, SDLT etc) Recycling & Disposal |
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| Consumer Electronics: iPods, Walkman, GPS, Digital Cameras Recycling & Disposal |
| PCs/Computers of all types (laptop, notebook, desktop, all-in-one) Recycling & Disposal |
| Telephone Equipment of all types : PBX, VOIP, Business Phones, Systems Recycling & Disposal |
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| Desktop printers, laser, copiers, scanners, faxes, multi-function devices Recycling & Disposal |
| Peripherals, All Types: Mice, Keyboards, Wires, Power Strips Recycling & Disposal |
| Test Equipment, Oscilloscopes, Spectrum Analyzers Recycling & Disposal |
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| Digital Drojectors, gaming devices, cable/satellite receivers Recycling & Disposal |
| Power cables, Cables, Connectors Recycling & Disposal |
| UPS/battery backup devices (with or without included battery) Recycling & Disposal |
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| Floppy/CD/DVD/Blu-ray disks Recycling & Disposal |
| Power Supplies, AC Adapters Recycling & Disposal |
| VCRs, DVD Players, BlueRay Players, Cable Boxes, Tivo, DVR, Recycling & Disposal |
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| Hard drives of all types Recycling & Disposal |
| Printers, Typewriters, Fax Machines, Scanners Recycling & Disposal |
| Video Equipment of all types: Video Cameras, Video Players, Upconverters. Recycling & Disposal |
Free IT Server Computer Laptop & Electronics Recycling Pick up Senoia, Coweta County
Free IT Server Computer Laptop & Electronics Recycling Pick up Newnan, Coweta County
