PRESS RELEASE
Release Date: January 10, 2025
Contact:
Triangle Ecycling Triangle Ecycling of SoCal
Larry Herst, Founder/CEO Christian Lopez, Director
919.414.3041 ext. 1 (714) 453-8115
larry@triangleecycling.com lopez@triangleecycling.com
Triangle Ecycling Opens New SoCal Office in Silicon Valley to Provide Corporate ITAD Services.
Triangle Ecycling today announced the establishment of its new ITAD service based in Tustin, California. Headed by its long-time Director of Ecycling, Christian Lopez, the office can do pickups for businesses and organizations anywhere on the West Coast. The company has been picking up computers and other electronics for tech, bio-tech, pharma and other industries for the past 14 years in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle area, which includes Research Triangle Park.
“In 2021 we began picking laptops and desktop computers anywhere in the US with the support of our logistics partner.” said Larry Herst, Founder/CEO. “Many of our tech company clients in RTP also have offices in Silicon Valley so it made sense for us to establish an office covering Southern California. Chris Lopez has been overseeing our ITAD pickup and recycling service in Durham. He is a bilingual Spanish speaker who was born in SoCal so it made sense for him to head up the office.”
“Personalized secure pickup and NIST 800-80 Data Destruction are Guaranteed and a Certificate of Destruction are provided, as is a Carbon Reduction Receipt for ESG Reporting, says Lopez. We’ve found our clients in California are particularly focused on green practices and ESG considerations. We are well equiped to support their efforts.”
Triangle Ecycling of SoCal has unveiled a new website at https://triangleecyclingofsocal.com which includes local contact info and a form clients can fill out online to request a pickup.
Triangle Ecycling is an NC, LLC with a self-sustaining sister nonprofit organization. For 14 years it has been picking up and refurbishing computers and recycling all electronics. TE donates hundreds of laptops to nonprofits and families in need. It also runs a free computer tech educational internship program that has graduated over 160 public high school students. In 2024 the company kept 145 tons of ewaste out of landfills.