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ELECTRONICS RECYCLING & ENTERPRISE ASSET RECOVERYCALIFORNIA, USA / PROJECT-BASED SERVICES

PROGRESS DOESN’T END AT RETIREMENT.

TECHNOLOGY.
FULL CIRCLE.

Recover the value.
Protect the information.
Make room for what’s next.

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DATA CENTERS → BUSINESSES → COMMUNITIES

BRANDS WE RECYCLE

THE GREENLINK PERSPECTIVE

Technology moves fast.
Its next chapter deserves
the same ambition.

From a single equipment refresh to a data center exit, the next step matters. GreenLink connects electronics recycling, data destruction, and enterprise asset recovery in one project conversation.

Start with a better plan

Complex equipment.
Clear direction.

Select a capability to explore its role in your equipment’s next chapter.

EQUIPMENT / MATERIALS

Give retired technology a considered next step.

Computers, servers, networking hardware, and business electronics. We scope the equipment, handling requirements, and logistics around your project.

Explore electronics recycling

MEDIA / INFORMATION

The hardware retires. Your responsibility doesn’t.

Bring data requirements into the plan from the beginning. Discuss media types, handling arrangements, required methods, and project documentation before the handoff.

Explore data destruction

ASSETS / OPPORTUNITY

Find the potential in what comes next.

Review reuse and recovery opportunities in retired enterprise hardware. Equipment condition, configuration, data requirements, and project scope shape the next step.

Explore it asset recovery

INFRASTRUCTURE / TRANSITION

Plan the exit as carefully as the installation.

Project-based enterprise IT deconstruction and equipment removal across California. Define the inventory, release milestones, access conditions, and recovery plan.

Explore data center decommissioning

A MORE CONNECTED APPROACH

Every handoff
has a next step.

Build the plan before equipment leaves your control. Requirements and deliverables are agreed for each project.

01

Define

Identify equipment, ownership, location, and release timing.

02

Protect

Agree on media handling, data requirements, and evidence.

03

Recover

Review reuse potential alongside recycling and removal needs.

04

Reconcile

Match the handoff and agreed records to the project scope.

GREENLINK / COMMUNITYA NEW KIND OF LOCAL RESOURCE

THE
ECOCENTER.

STOCKTON
CALIFORNIA
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PUBLIC OPENING PLANNED2027

More than a place to drop off.
A place to move forward.

Our vision is a community resource where old technology gets a new purpose. The first GreenLink EcoCenter is planned for Stockton, bringing our enterprise focus on recovery closer to home.

Public drop-off is not open yet. Current local services are arranged client by client.

Explore the Stockton EcoCenter

ROOTED IN STOCKTON. WORKING ACROSS CALIFORNIA.

Local understanding.
Enterprise perspective.

From San Joaquin County to California’s technology centers, projects are scoped around your equipment, your site, and your timeline.

Plan a California project
LOCAL FOCUSStockton ↗
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY

Lodi / Tracy / Manteca

ENTERPRISE PROJECTS

Rocklin / San Jose / California

Service areas shown. Additional GreenLink facilities are not implied.

IN DEVELOPMENT / COLLECTION CONTAINERS

A bigger idea
for electronics collection.

Dedicated e-waste containers for businesses and community projects. A future service designed around larger collections and coordinated recovery.

Planned service · Not yet available

MSP & IT COMPANY PARTNERSHIPS

You move their IT forward.
We help with what’s left behind.

From independent IT consultants to large managed service providers, partner with GreenLink to plan your clients’ electronics recycling, data destruction, and asset recovery.

Explore MSP partnerships

THE FIELD NOTES

Good decisions
start here.

All insights & resources ↗

BEFORE WE CONNECT

Can I drop off electronics today?+

Public drop-off is not open yet. GreenLink’s first Stockton EcoCenter is planned for 2027. Current local projects are arranged client by client.

Do you handle projects outside Stockton?+

Enterprise inquiries are welcome across California. Location, scope, access, and scheduling are reviewed for each project.

What should I include in a project brief?+

Your city, equipment types and approximate quantities, timeline, and data handling requirements. Keep confidential records and credentials out of general inquiries.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION.

LET’S MOVE
FORWARD.

Your equipment. Your requirements.
A project built around what comes next.

Project inquiries opening soon.