Jim is the Owner and President of Green Earth Electronics Recycling on 4200 Niles Rd in St. Joseph. He also owns Maverick Asset Solutions in Baroda.
At Green Earth, they recycle all electronics (anything with a plug, cord, or battery). They only charge a minimum ($20) for TVs and $10 for display monitors, dehumidifiers, or anything with freon. They are open Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 3 PM. They also offer pick up and data storage shredding. Jim said, “The best way to recycle something is to reuse it. This keeps it out of landfills, and that is what we focus on.”
Last Updated: August 26, 2025 by kiwanisjay
Jim Grandholm
Jim is the Owner and President of Green Earth Electronics Recycling on 4200 Niles Rd in St. Joseph. He also owns Maverick Asset Solutions in Baroda.
At Green Earth, they recycle all electronics (anything with a plug, cord, or battery). They only charge a minimum ($20) for TVs and $10 for display monitors, dehumidifiers, or anything with freon. They are open Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 3 PM. They also offer pick up and data storage shredding. Jim said, “The best way to recycle something is to reuse it. This keeps it out of landfills, and that is what we focus on.”
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