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Arizona Statewide ITAD & Electronics Recycling Routes

Free next-business-day pickup covers the Phoenix metro. The rest of Arizona is served by scheduled routes run out of the same Scottsdale facility and by the same crew — Tucson, Casa Grande, Prescott, Flagstaff, Yuma and the corridors between them. This page replaces the individual city pages we used to publish for those markets, because a route you can actually book is worth more than a page per city. Business and facility addresses only; we do not service residences anywhere in the state.

Scheduled routes from our Scottsdale dock

Distances and drive times below are from 7707 E. Acoma Dr. Suite 102, Scottsdale, AZ 85260. They are the reason these jobs are scheduled rather than next-day: a Yuma or Flagstaff run commits a truck and crew for most of a working day, so we consolidate loads and confirm the arrival window the day before.

  • Casa Grande & Pinal County

    ~55 miles from our dock ~1 hour drive

    The I-10 manufacturing and distribution corridor between Phoenix and Tucson. Close enough that it is usually added to a Tucson run in the same week.

  • Prescott & Prescott Valley

    ~105 miles from our dock ~1 hour 45 minutes drive

    Up SR-69 from I-17. Typically municipal offices, clinics and professional firms retiring a floor of workstations at a time.

  • Tucson

    ~115 miles from our dock ~2 hours drive

    Downtown offices, the university research corridor and the I-10 industrial parks. Our highest-volume route outside Maricopa County.

  • Flagstaff

    ~145 miles from our dock ~2 hours 15 minutes drive

    North on I-17. Winter routes are scheduled around I-17 and Lake Mary Road conditions, so we confirm the window the day before.

  • Yuma

    ~185 miles from our dock ~3 hours drive

    West on I-8. A full-day round trip, so Yuma jobs are scoped as a single consolidated load rather than repeat visits.

What a statewide route needs from you

  • A load that justifies the trip. In the Valley the minimum is 5+ devices, one pallet or a single rack. Outside Maricopa County we scope around a palletized load, a full rack, or several sites collected on the same run. Send an inventory list and we will tell you whether it stands alone or joins the next scheduled route.
  • A confirmed dock window. Quotes go back the same business day (Mon–Fri, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM MST). Statewide pickups are then placed on the next route to your corridor — typically one to two weeks out — with the arrival window confirmed the day before, plus badge or escort requirements if your site needs them.
  • A business or facility address. Offices, clinics, campuses, warehouses, server rooms and data centers. No residential pickup or household drop-off, in any Arizona city.

An R2v3 certified ITAD company serving all of Arizona

Every statewide job is processed at the same R2v3 certified Scottsdale facility and destroyed under the same NAID AAA procedure as a Phoenix pickup. Drives are reconciled by serial number against your manifest, sanitized to NIST 800-88 or shredded, and the reconciled asset report and serial-level Certificate of Data Destruction arrive together. Both certifications are listed publicly and the certificate copies go out with the quote — see our compliance and certifications page.

In the Phoenix metro? Book the free next-day pickup instead

Anywhere inside roughly 60 miles of our Scottsdale facility, corporate electronics recycling pickup is free and confirmed bookings are scheduled within 1 business day.

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Statewide route FAQ

Do you pick up IT equipment outside the Phoenix metro?

Yes. Free next-business-day pickup covers Maricopa County. Everywhere else in Arizona — Tucson, Casa Grande, Prescott, Flagstaff, Yuma and the towns along those corridors — runs on scheduled routes out of our Scottsdale facility, usually within one to two weeks of a confirmed booking.

Is there a minimum load for a statewide pickup?

There is. Inside the Valley the minimum is 5 or more devices, one pallet, or a single rack. Outside Maricopa County the truck is committed for most of a day, so we scope the job around a palletized load, a full rack, or a multi-site refresh. Send an inventory list and we will tell you whether it stands alone or gets added to the next scheduled route.

Does the destruction paperwork change on a statewide job?

No. The same crew, sealed containers and GPS-tracked chain of custody apply, and every data-bearing device comes back with a serial-level Certificate of Data Destruction naming the NIST 800-88 method used. Certificates are retained seven years in your audit portal regardless of which city the pickup came from.

Can you shred drives on site in Tucson or Flagstaff?

Yes — the mobile NAID AAA shredding unit travels the statewide routes when your policy says media cannot leave the building. Because it takes a dedicated truck, on-site destruction outside the metro is booked as a scheduled appointment rather than a next-day job.

Do you collect household electronics anywhere in Arizona?

No. Phoenix ITAD is a business-only service statewide: offices, clinics, campuses, warehouses, server rooms and data centers. We do not offer residential pickup or household drop-off in any Arizona city.