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eLake Tech Solutions LLC

eLake Tech Solutions provides secure IT Asset Disposition and certified data destruction for businesses, schools, and healthcare organizations across Metro Detroit. We handle everything. We pick up your old laptops, desktops, servers, and hard drives. We securely destroy all data to NIST 800-88 standards and provide certificates of destruction and recycling. 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. Services: Certified data destruction (logical and physical) IT asset disposition and recycling Free pickup across Metro Detroit Certificates of data destruction and recycling Same-week service available Value recovery on qualifying equipment We also host a free Community Shred Day on the first Saturday of every month for local families.

Wayne County

Wayne

Livonia

Michigan

eLake Tech Solutions provides secure IT Asset Disposition and certified data destruction for businesses, schools, and healthcare organizations...

Realtor with expertise in the home buying and home selling 

Realtor Tom Gilliam-RE/MAX Classic

Realtor Tom Gilliam — RE/MAX Classic is a trusted Realtor in Farmington Hills MI with over 24 years of experience helping buyers sellers and investors succeed in the Oakland County real estate market. Whether you are searching for Farmington Hills homes for sale need a proven expert to sell your home or want guidance on local real estate listings Tom delivers results. Specializing in Farmington Hills Novi Northville West Bloomfield and Bloomfield Hills properties. 📲 248-790-5594 🌐 Homes2MoveYou.com 📍 29630 Orchard Lake Rd Farmington Hills MI 48334

Oakland County

Detroit Metropolitan Area

Farmington-Farmington Hills

Realtor Tom Gilliam — RE/MAX Classic is a trusted Realtor in Farmington Hills MI with over 24 years of experience helping buyers sellers and...

On May 4, the Oakland County Board of Commissioners honored for its national recognition as a National Geographic Find Your Footprint Contest runner-up. The Gill Green Team, led by fourth grade teacher Christine Wilson and parent volunteer Gina Adams-Levy, submitted a video explaining their best idea to save energy, save water or reduce waste. Students promoted "Waste-Free Fridays," encouraging everyone to reduce the amount of waste they generate by bringing their lunches in re-usable containers and avoiding use of juice boxes and single serving snacks.

Students were runners-up in a National Geographic contest.