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E-CycleWise offers electronic recycling services

Complimentary pick up areas include Camas and Washougal

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Rachel Treasure and her daughter, Eva Metcalf, recently picked up a printer at Camas Technology Specialists. The duo own E-CycleWise LLC, an electronics recycling company. Treasure and Metcalf work with local residents, organizations and businesses to make sure the donated electronics do not end up in landfills. They also offer complimentary, on-site data destruction for hard drives and other storage devices.

A mother and daughter have teamed up, to provide free pick up services of computers, VCRs and fax machines.

Rachel Treasure and Eva Metcalf are the co-owners of E-CycleWise LLC, an electronics recycling company.

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