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TechHaulers

We haul your eWaste for free — and turn it into a circular economy that funds local green projects, powers kid-safe gaming servers, and keeps electronics out of landfills.

Quick Facts

At a glance — the numbers that matter

30+Years of Experience
95%Customer Satisfaction
4Revenue Arms
2Municipal Partners
100%Free for Residents
22 tonsDiverted/Month (Projected)

Company Boilerplate

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CL Tech Recycling LLC (DBA TechHaulers) is a vertically integrated circular-economy eWaste company based in Fort Mohave, Arizona. Founded on the principle that recycling should be free, transparent, and community-driven, TechHaulers partners with municipalities across the Southwest to collect residential electronic waste at no cost — while funding local green and technology projects through a profit-sharing model.

The company operates four revenue arms: free municipal eWaste pickup, secure IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) for businesses, a resale shop at shop.techhaulers.com, and a component and metals recovery operation that processes circuit boards for gold, silver, and copper. Working electronics are tested and resold; broken electronics are dismantled and their materials recovered — nothing goes to landfill.

TechHaulers is also building the next chapter of the circular economy: repurposing recovered municipal equipment — including old police servers — into kid-safe, AI-monitored gaming servers. It's the story of a town's old technology protecting its children online, and it's just the beginning.

For more information, visit www.techhaulers.com.

Fact Sheet

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Company Overview
Legal EntityCL Tech Recycling LLC
DBATechHaulers
Headquarters5157 Lakewood Rd, Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
Processing FacilityMohave County, AZ
Phone+1 928-371-7727
Email[email protected]
Websitewww.techhaulers.com
eCommerceshop.techhaulers.com
Gaming Projectgaming.techhaulers.com
Services
Municipal eWaste PickupFree residential collection via town partnerships
ITADSecure data destruction (NIST 800-88), asset management
eWaste Drop-OffPhysical drop-off locations for residents & businesses
Tech ShopResale of tested, working electronics
Bulk Tech PurchasingPurchasing of bulk electronic inventory
Component RecoveryDismantling into aluminum, steel, plastic, etc.
PCB Metal RecoveryCircuit boards processed for gold, silver, copper
Kid-Safe Gaming ServersRepurposed municipal equipment → AI-monitored Minecraft & Terraria servers
Certifications & Standards
Data DestructionNIST 800-88
Certification (Target)eStewards
Responsible RecyclingR2 Standard
Green BuildingLEED credit integration for municipal partners
Municipal Partners
Page, AZActive municipal partner — recent pickup
Arroyo Grande, CAActive municipal partner — previous pickup
Sedona, AZIn progress — ~60K population area, proposal delivered
Social Profiles
LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/techhaulersrecycling
Facebookfacebook.com/TechHaulersRecycling
Instagraminstagram.com/techhaulersrecycling
X (Twitter)x.com/TechHaulers

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Leadership

The people behind TechHaulers

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Greg Chernoff

CEO & Founder

30+ years in technology. Greg has helped companies make millions and brings deep technical expertise in positioning, strategy, and storytelling. He founded TechHaulers to prove that eWaste recycling can be free, transparent, and community-funded — and that the circular economy is not just a buzzword but a business model that works.

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Gregory Landman

Sales & Municipal Outreach

Decades of sales experience. Gregory leads phone sales and municipal deal outreach, building relationships with town councils and sustainability directors across the Southwest. His ability to translate complex circular-economics into plain-spoken value is what gets municipalities to say yes.

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Free eWaste, Funded by Circularity

TechHaulers collects eWaste from residents at zero cost — and uses the revenue from resale and material recovery to fund local green projects. The town pays nothing ongoing; residents pay nothing at all. The circular economy literally pays for itself.

Old Police Servers → Kid-Safe Gaming

When TechHaulers collects old municipal communications equipment, some of it gets a second life as AI-monitored, kid-safe gaming servers (Minecraft, Terraria). A town's old technology protecting its children online — the circular economy, made visceral.

Built on Recovered Equipment

TechHaulers doesn't just preach circular economy — they live it. Their processing facility uses old mining equipment, refurbished computers from haul runs, and older trucks brought back to life in their own shop. The company is literally built from the things they collect.

Radical Transparency

Every item collected through TechHaulers is tracked via QR code. Residents can see exactly what happened to their old laptop after pickup — diverted from landfill, resold, or broken down for metals. No competitor offers this level of consumer-facing transparency.

$100K/Year Back to Towns

Under the 3-year municipal model, TechHaulers profit-shares 10% of revenue from each town's waste stream back to that town — earmarked for green or tech projects. For a town like Sedona (~60K residents), that's $84K–$100K/year in community funding at zero ongoing cost to the municipality.

The Big Vision: Carbon Nanotubes from Waste Plastic

Looking 10 years ahead, TechHaulers' parent company envisions spinning off a single-wall carbon nanotube (SWCNT) production operation fed by waste plastic from the eWaste stream — turning trash into one of the most valuable materials on Earth. The circular economy, scaled to planetary impact.

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Get in Touch

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CL Tech Recycling LLC (DBA TechHaulers)
5157 Lakewood Rd, Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
Phone: +1 928-371-7727