S3 Recycling Expands California Footprint with Fullerton Facility
E-waste Recycling | 2026-06-22 08:02:02
The company also plans to pursue R2v3 certification for the new facility by the second quarter of 2027.
By Paul Ploumis
SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): Leading IT asset disposition (ITAD) provider S3 Recycling Solutions has announced a major expansion of its California operations through the relocation to a new 34,000-square-foot facility in Fullerton. Located at 2350 Artesia Avenue in Fullerton, the new facility is expected to become fully operational within the next 60 days.
The move will more than triple the company’s existing footprint in the state and strengthen its ability to meet growing demand in the region. The company expanded its national presence in 2025 by acquiring ERS assets in Gallatin, Tennessee.
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The Fullerton site will function as a full-service processing facility aligned with the company’s Tennessee operations. S3 expects the expansion to boost processing capacity, shorten turnaround times, and support growing demand from healthcare, enterprise, and technology-sector clients.
According to CEO Rod McDaniel, the expansion reflects the company’s ongoing investment in infrastructure, workforce development, and technology to support long-term growth and enhance service capabilities for enterprise customers.
The company also plans to pursue R2v3 certification for the new facility by the second quarter of 2027.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What expansion has S3 Recycling Solutions announced?
The company is relocating its California operations to a new 34,000-square-foot facility in Fullerton.
- Where is the new facility located?
The facility is located at 2350 Artesia Avenue in Fullerton, California.
- How will the new facility benefit S3 Recycling Solutions?
It will more than triple the company’s California footprint, increase processing capacity, and improve turnaround times.
