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S3 Recycling Solutions Expands Operations with New Facility in California

In a significant move for the industry, S3 Recycling Solutions, a nationally recognized IT asset disposition (ITAD) company, has announced its expansion into a more spacious 34,000-square-foot facility located at 2350 Artesia Ave in Fullerton, California. This strategic relocation is set to triple the size of their current operations in the state, reflecting a surge in demand for secure and efficient IT asset management solutions across the Western United States. The company is expected to complete transitioning into the new facility within the next 60 days.

Rod McDaniel, the CEO of S3 Recycling Solutions, emphasized the importance of this new facility, remarking, "This expansion represents a strategic investment in infrastructure, people, and systems to support long-term growth and increasing client demand across the West Coast." This move aligns with S3's broader goals to fulfill the growing needs of organizations across various sectors, particularly in healthcare, enterprise, and technology.

The Fullerton facility will allow S3 to enhance its processing capabilities, significantly improve turnaround times, and serve an increasing number of clients—a vital development for an organization that processed over 500,000 electronic devices in 2025 across its operations in Tennessee and California. Moreover, S3's ambitious growth trajectory has seen it forecast over 3,000 percent revenue growth since 2016, driven largely by strategic acquisitions, standardization of operations, investment in technology, and expansion among enterprise clients.

Another milestone accompanying this expansion is the ten-year anniversary of Rod McDaniel's leadership, alongside the two-year mark of S3's acquisition of iGlobal Asset Management. The company has also recently acquired assets from ERS in Gallatin, Tennessee, further enhancing its market position.

The new facility will adopt industry-leading practices through the implementation of the enterprise resource planning platform, Makor ERP 2.0. This system consolidates operations into a single platform, offering real-time visibility, enhanced processing speed, and tracking capabilities to clients, which altogether improve operational efficiency significantly.

Furthermore, the Fullerton site will pursue R2v3 certification, with a target completion date set for the second quarter of 2027. Currently, S3's Tennessee facility maintains R2v3, as well as ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certifications, demonstrating the company’s commitment to quality management, environmental responsibility, and the health and safety of its employees.

As organizations grapple with the complexities of managing their electronic and biomed assets responsibly, S3 Recycling Solutions positions itself as a trusted partner in secure IT asset disposition. The company invites organizations seeking a transparent and scalable ITAD partner to leverage their services.

For further details on how S3 can assist with your IT asset management, visit their website at www.s3rs.com.

In conclusion, as S3 Recycling Solutions embarks on this exciting new chapter with its expanded footprint in California, it underscores the company’s commitment to innovation, growth, and superior service in the ITAD sector. This initiative not only serves to accommodate increasing demand but also enhances the overall capacity to provide exceptional service to clients throughout North America.