Strickland Electronic Recycling

Strickland Electronic Recycling is an electronics recycler located in the town of North, South Carolina. We serve the state of South Carolina and surrounding areas with pickup service for of end of life, unwanted, broken or used electronics. We have built Strickland Electronic Recycling on the principle of providing the best service possible. We feel this is the best way to serve our customer, our greatest company asset.

ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY

The management of Strickland Electronics Recycling commits to protecting the health and safety or workers and commits to protecting workers from reprisals when reporting incidents, hazards, risks and opportunities. SER responsibly diverts used and end of life electronic components and e-scrap from customer waste streams and potential contamination in landfills by following the a three step strategy:

1. Reuse of functionally tested and usable electronic equipment and components, whenever economically feasible, then

2. Recovery and recycling commodities, and finally

3. Minimizing the volume of residual waste sent for disposal.

Strickland Electronics Recycling commits to meeting or surpassing any EH&S legal, data security, or other requirements and expectations of our employees, customers, neighbors or other interested parties. Strickland Electronics Recycling will establish goals and assign accountability to assure continual improvement of EH&S performance and its EHS management system.

Who we are

Blake Strickland is the founder of Strickland Electronic Recycling. He has been involved in the recycling business since 1992, when he used to walk the floors of a warehouse run by his father.  The education received while working with both his dad and David Ritter (owner of Global Investment Recovery) has proven invaluable.  After graduating from high school there was no question as to what his career choice would be.  He was hired by Global Investment Recovery as a warehouse worker while attending college. Upon graduation he became a warehouse manager.

Global Investment Recovery was acquired by Sims Recycling Solutions in 2008, and Blake then went through several training classes to better serve his customers and also be a trainer of personnel within the company.  He was also named head of the 5S project that was charged with re-organizing the company. 

Once Sims Recycling Solutions chose to close the South Carolina locations, Blake knew he could not leave his customers without recycling services and felt the time was right to start his own company providing the same quality services they were accustomed to.