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Hard Drive Shredding Cost: What Businesses Actually Pay in 2026
By Shawn Hannon • October 28, 2026
OCM Recycle shreds hard drives at $2 per drive with a $150 minimum. What moves the price, how that compares nationally, and the fees most quotes leave out.
By Shawn Hannon • October 21, 2026
What a Certificate of Data Destruction Should Include
By Shawn Hannon • October 14, 2026
What actually destroys data on a hard drive, what only looks like it does, and why SSDs are different. Based on NIST's current media sanitization guidelines
Where to Recycle a TV
By Shawn Hannon • October 8, 2026
Free county drop-off sites in Orange and Seminole, free flat screen TV recycling at OCM, what to do with a rear-projection set, and how to wipe a smart TV first.
data destruction
By Shawn Hannon • September 8, 2026
Moving your Orlando office? Here's what FACTA, GLBA, and Florida law require for wiping and destroying data on old computers, servers, and copiers before you relocate, and how OCM Recycle handles it on-site
Pickup available
By Shawn Hannon • September 3, 2026
Planning an office cleanout in Orlando? Here is how to dispose of computers, monitors, and servers legally, securely, and on schedule. Pickup available
By OCM Recycle • August 27, 2026
Learn exactly how on-site electronics recycling works for Oldsmar businesses — from scheduling and tagging to haul-away and your certificate of recycling.
pickup and on-site recycling
By Shawn Hannon • August 18, 2026
How OCM Recycle's pickup and on-site recycling process works for Orlando businesses, from the first call to certified disposal. What to know before you call
 Electronics Recycling
By Shawn Hannon • August 11, 2026
Certified electronics recycling for Orlando, FL. OCM Recycle offers commercial pickup for computers, TVs, and IT equipment, call ahead to confirm eligibility.
Office equipment to be recycled
By Shawn Hannon • August 6, 2026
Orlando's electronics recycling options for businesses, from city events to county drop-off, explained, plus where a certified recycler like OCM fits in.