Schedule a Pick-up

The minimum pick-up charge is $65.00 for our Seattle and Anchorage locations and $70 for Portland. Additional transportation charges may apply, depending on proximity to our facilities. To eliminate pick-up charges, you can also drop off your items at our locations in Seattle, Portland or Anchorage. Customers throughout the continental United States can also recycle using our mail-back recycling products that are available at the EcoLights Online Store

Fees for recycling services are based on the specific quantities, weights and/or types of items that are picked up.

Information
Name:	*
Company:
E-mail address:	*
Telephone Number:	*
State:	WA (corp. office) OR AK

Pick-up Details
Address:	*
Address 2:
City:	*
ZIP:	*
Special Instructions for Pick-up if any (stairs, parking, etc.):
Purchase Order or Contract Number (if applicable):
Preferred days or times for pick-up:

Describe Quantities (please estimate if unknown):
Straight fluorescent lamps – 8 ft.:
Straight fluorescent lamps – 4 ft.:
Circular and U-Tube fluorescent lamps:
HID lamps (high intensity discharge):
UV lamps (ultraviolet):
Whole Lighting Fixtures:
Lighting ballasts: (PCB*, non-PCB or DEHP)
Batteries (all types):
Mercury-bearing devices:
* PCB Ballasts require a hazardous materials manifest to transport. For questions, please call us at (888) 214-2327

Storage Container Exchange
If EcoLights is currently providing recycling storage containers and you would like us to replace them when we pick-up your materials, please provide information below.
Quantity (please estimate if unknown)
Fiber Drum – 8 ft.:
Fiber Drum – 4 ft.:
Five-gallon pail:
Other:

Our commitment to environmental compliance is at the core of everything we do. We take our responsibilities to you, our people, and the environment very seriously. That’s why we have our own Environmental Health and Safety Department to ensure that our operations surpass all federal, state, and local rules and regulations.
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Nationwide, efforts to increase energy conservation and lower operating costs are resulting in the increasing use of fluorescent lamps and compact fluorescent lamps or CFLs. The downside: each lamp contains mercury which can be harmful to both humans and wildlife.
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