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Vintage Tech Recyclers and Will County have expanded the list of items that can be recycled at Electonic Drop-Offs in Will County. Beyond the usual TVs, computers and banned-from-the-grabage electronic items, the list includes many electrical items, such as vacuum cleaners, toaster ovens, clothes iron, curling iron, hair dryer and much more! For full details visit the electronic page on the willcountygreen.com website. Read More

A bungelow gets a Green Remodel as this Do-It-Yourselfer installis triple-glazed windows, wires electrical systems and insulated his walls in what is probably the ultimate green DIY project. The home already had many green neighborhood elements - located within walking distance of grocery stores, a clinic and public transit. The owner is rehabbing the house into a net zero building that produces as much energy as it consumes. Read More

For decades, the recycling and waste industry was a man's world. Now that's changing, and it's because of the many outstanding women who rolled up their sleeves and proved they can talk trash as well as anyone. Twelve outstanding women were selected for the 2012 Rosie Award by the Waste & Recycling News - a leading industry media source. Vintage Tech's CEO, Karrie Gibson, was selected for the award. Vintage Tech is a Will County company services our electronic recycling programs. Read More