Re-LCD
11418 Reeder Road, Dallas, Texas, United States
The RE-LCD team has been working in the telecommunications industry for many years at all different levels. With the adaption of Smart-Phones with the larger glass screens, a common issue arrived; people dropped them–a lot. With this, an influx of screen repair companies popped up and a new business model started life. Unfortunately, they became the latest addition to our local landfills. Today RE-LCD has a state of the art facility in Dallas, Texas that houses some of today’s leading technology for recycling. We can take a damaged screen, render it fully usable and put it back into circulation for use, maybe to be dropped again by its new owner. RE-LCD has based its foundations on more than just building a re-commerce platform, but a way to genuinely recycle a product that had a life destined for the ground.
- We recycle and re-purpose cell phone LCD screens. Top dollar and free shipping makes this risk free.Recycle your broken screens and make money today
- We love our planet, and it is a mission of RE-LCD to help keep as much out of our ever filling land fills. We recycle, remanufacture and re-purpose.
- We can help you recycle your haerdware, destroy data and provide you with the service that is custom for your needs.
Materials Accepted | |
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Electronics | |
1 | LCD Monitor |
Company Services
- Recycle Broken Screens
- Data Destruction
Company Locations
Dallas, Texas |
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