Roseville outgrew the label "Sacramento suburb" years ago. Kaiser Permanente's hospital campus alone processes enough patient monitors, workstations, mobile carts, and imaging peripherals each year to keep a full recycling program busy, and its outpatient clinics and administrative buildings add their own steady churn of desktops and networking gear on top of that. The Union Pacific rail yard's century of logistics history means a whole tier of nearby distribution and fulfillment tenants — freight brokers, cold-storage operators, and third-party logistics firms — are retiring pallet scanners, handheld computers, and warehouse networking equipment on their own replacement cycles. Add one of the fastest-growing retail and corporate office corridors in the Sacramento region, where big-box retailers and regional headquarters along Douglas Boulevard and Roseville Parkway are swapping out point-of-sale systems, conference-room AV gear, and back-office computers, and Roseville produces more retired electronics in a given month than most cities its size — exactly the kind of volume our route was designed around.
- Healthcare facilities — hospital and clinic IT teams retiring workstations, patient monitors, imaging peripherals, and mobile devices under strict data-handling requirements and tight equipment-lease timelines.
- Distribution and logistics operations — warehouse and fulfillment sites cycling out handheld scanners, networking equipment, and office electronics as inventory systems get upgraded.
- Retail and corporate offices — regional headquarters and big-box locations refreshing point-of-sale systems, conference-room AV equipment, and back-office computers as leases and hardware contracts turn over.
Desktops, laptops, servers, UPS units, networking gear, monitors, printers, phones, AV and conference-room equipment, point-of-sale terminals, all battery chemistries, and hard drives with certified destruction, sized for anything from a single clinic office to a full distribution-center refresh. Minimums depend on the route. Roseville is on our regular Placer County run, so smaller loads can usually join a scheduled stop.
Each of Roseville's three big sources leans on a different part of our six-step program. Distribution centers get the most from the first two steps, equipment sized for scanners and batteries and training for dock staff. Hospital IT teams care about tracking, where patient-data devices can be recorded by serial number, and processing, where drives are wiped or destroyed before anything else. Retail and corporate offices usually want the reports for their asset records. All three share the same pickup, run by our own crew.
No. California regulates most discarded electronics and batteries as universal waste, so they can't go in household or commercial trash. Pickups are for businesses and organizations, and we don't provide residential services. Roseville households can recycle electronics through our sister company, Secure Recycle, at our Sacramento address, 3921 Pell Circle.
Every pickup in Roseville runs through our ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001-certified process, with full chain-of-custody documentation and a certificate of recycling or destruction for HIPAA and corporate compliance records.
Tell us what you're retiring — whether it's a handful of point-of-sale terminals or a full hospital IT refresh — and we'll schedule your pickup on our Placer County route. We also serve Rocklin, Lincoln, and Antelope nearby.
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Reviews
A little bit off the beaten track in Natomas, but Modern Waste quickly and efficiently helped me recycle my broken Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries at a reasonable $/lb fee (Sac county e-waste will not accept these items). Ramiro and Vincent were very friendly and helpful.
Chris was awesome! He came in and picked up all of the e-waste we had ready for him. He was polite and professional throughout the entire process. He handled the equipment with care, including the site equipment that was already in place. I am very happy with his service and appreciate the great job he did.
Aaron and Vincent were awesome, excellent customer service!
Great guys, excellent customer service, highly recommend!
Polite, quick and easy.
Chris from modern waste was the most outstanding respectful person I ever met my life when he was done he offered to sweep the floors. He offered so much even though he was limited on time he went out of his way and he’s over beyond best guy I ever met thank you so much for your service services Dan ITG.
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Start with what you are retiring. A hospital IT refresh, a distribution center replacing handheld scanners, and a retail office swapping point-of-sale terminals each need different handling, so choose a recycler that asks about the equipment and the data on it before quoting.
Check that the provider holds current ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 certificates, uses its own drivers, and can show how drives are wiped or shredded and what certificate you get at the end. To order from us, send an equipment list, a rough quantity, the Roseville address, and loading notes. We schedule Roseville pickups on our Placer County route.
There is no single rate. A Roseville quote depends on:
- How much equipment there is and what kind, from a few point-of-sale terminals to a full hospital refresh.
- Loading conditions, such as a distribution center dock versus an upper-floor office.
- A one-time pickup versus a recurring stop on our Placer County route.
- Data destruction: wiping, shredding, serial-number capture, and certificates.
- Battery handling and deadlines tied to a lease or equipment contract.
Working equipment is checked for resale value, which may lower the net cost once it has been evaluated. We never count on that in advance. Send an item list and photos for a firm quote.
Roseville is close to our Sacramento facility, and we already run a Placer County route that also covers Rocklin, Lincoln, and Antelope. Roseville businesses get our statewide pickup logistics with crews who know the area's hospital campuses, distribution centers, and retail corridors.
One provider handles electronics, batteries, IT asset disposition, and data destruction, with tracking and certificates at the end. Healthcare and corporate teams that need records for HIPAA or internal audits get one set of paperwork from one vendor.