Our Story
Since 2010, Sycamore has been transforming how organizations approach end-of-life IT asset management from our strategic location in West Grove, PA, just outside Philadelphia. What began as a vision for more responsible technology recycling has evolved into an industry-leading operation processing 40,000 devices monthly and handling 20 million pounds of e-scrap annually.
At our core, we’re security specialists. Our NAID-AAA certified and HIPAA-compliant facility employs rigorous chain-of-custody protocols and advanced data sanitization methods that exceed industry standards. Every device that enters our facility undergoes meticulous processing, with detailed documentation and destruction certificates providing our partners complete confidence and regulatory compliance.
Sustainability drives everything we do. We operate on a fully carbon-neutral basis, powered by our innovative solar microgrid and Iron Flow ESS Energy Warehouse™ technology. This commitment extends to our zero-waste approach—every device we process is either refurbished for reuse or broken down into component materials for new manufacturing, ensuring nothing ends up in landfills.
By partnering with Sycamore, organizations don’t just responsibly dispose of technology—they recover maximum value from outdated assets while advancing their environmental goals. Our unique combination of security expertise, sustainability leadership, and value recovery continues to set new standards in the ITAD industry, helping our partners navigate technology lifecycle challenges with confidence and purpose.
Community Support
At Sycamore, we believe our responsibility extends beyond responsible recycling to actively strengthening the communities we serve. Our commitment to community support is woven into our business model through deliberate corporate giving and technology donations.
We prioritize local impact by directing resources to agencies and non-profit organizations addressing critical needs in our communities. Our contributions take multiple forms—from financial support to technical expertise and employee volunteer hours.
One of our proudest initiatives involves giving technology a second life in the hands of those who need it most. We’ve provided refurbished devices to underfunded community groups, equipped special education programs with accessible technology, and supported local high school STEM programs with the tools they need to prepare students for the future.
These efforts not only extend our sustainability mission by keeping functional technology in use but also help bridge the digital divide in our communities. By transforming what some see as outdated equipment into valuable resources for education and community development, we’re creating a positive ripple effect that reaches far beyond responsible recycling.
