R2v3 Certified IT Recycling & Data Destruction in Livonia

eLake Tech Solutions LLC

eLake Tech Solutions provides secure electronics recycling, certified data destruction, and IT asset recovery for businesses, schools, and healthcare organizations across Metro Detroit and nationwide. We handle the full lifecycle of retired IT equipment. Laptops, desktops, servers, networking gear, phones, and hard drives. We pick it up, securely destroy all data to NIST 800-88 standards, and provide certificates of data destruction and recycling on every job. Our Livonia facility is R2v3 certified with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 accreditations. Whether you have 15 devices or 1,500, we show up fast. We also pay top dollar for qualifying enterprise IT equipment. If your hardware still has market value, you get paid. If it doesn't, we recycle it responsibly at no cost to you. Free pickup across Metro Detroit. Same week service available. This month alone we processed 330 devices for a medical company and purchased 40 servers from an energy company. That's what we do. info@elaketech.com | elaketech.com Website: https://www.elaketech.com

Wayne County

Wayne

Livonia

Michigan

eLake Tech Solutions provides secure electronics recycling, certified data destruction, and IT asset recovery for businesses, schools, and...

C K Pool Services LLC

CK Pools specializes in openings, closings weekly maintenance for pool customers in the Birmingham - Bloomfield Hills area. I have over 20 years experience in the Pool business.

Oakland County

Detroit Metropolitan Area

Bloomfield-Bloomfield Hills

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You probably noticed by now that the Patch newsletter you received this morning contained article links that were, shall we say, a bit stale.No, it's not Groundhog Day or April Fool's Day. But it is Friday the 13th, and apparently the gremlins got in and had a little fun messing with Patch's newsletter system. Some of our sites received the wrong newsletter this morning due to a technical glitch.Our engineers have been busy digging in and they've discovered and fixed the problem behind a glitch that sent you into the Wayback Machine. So you're receiving a new newsletter, with the fresh news we wanted you to have this morning.We're so very sorry. Please accept our apologies. And happy Friday the 13th. May all your glitches be small ones.» Photo by <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/proimos/4199675334/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Alex E. Proimos via Flickr / Wikimedia Commons</a>

You probably noticed by now that the Patch newsletter you received this morning contained article links that were, shall we say, a bit stale.

No, it’s not Groundhog Day or April Fool’s Day. But it is Friday the 13th, and apparently the gremlins got in and had a little fun messing with Patch’s newsletter system. Some of our sites received the wrong newsletter this morning due to a technical glitch.Our engineers have been busy digging in and they’ve discovered and fixed the problem behind a glitch that sent you into the Wayback Machine. So you’re receiving a new newsletter, with the fresh news we wanted you to have this morning.

We’re so very sorry. Please accept our apologies. And happy Friday the 13th. May all your glitches be small ones.

» Photo by <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/proimos/4199675334/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Alex E. Proimos via Flickr / Wikimedia Commons</a>

Wondering why you got old news from us this morning? We were, too. It's probably just a coincidence it's Friday the 13th.