Battery Recycling in Blaine, Minnesota
Schedule a Battery Recycling PickupUsed batteries, alkaline, lithium-ion, lead-acid, and more, contain materials that can be hazardous if crushed, damaged, or left to leak, and shouldn’t go in the trash or curbside recycling bin. Recycle Technologies collects and recycles batteries for households, businesses, and organizations at its Blaine, Minnesota facility, giving the area a documented way to clear out spent batteries instead of letting them accumulate or ending up in the trash. Individuals can drop batteries off at the Blaine location or use the nationwide Mail-In Program, while businesses can schedule a pickup.
Service Information
- Address
- 1525 99th Ln NE, Blaine, MN 55449
- Phone
- +1-763-559-5130
- Hours
- Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
- Drop-Off
- Individuals can bring batteries to the Blaine location during business hours. Enter via the parking lot on 99th Lane NE and follow signage to the rear loading area, where a team member logs your materials.
- Business Pickup
- Recycle Technologies covers a 100-mile radius around its Minnesota facility for scheduled business pickups.
- Mail-In
- Available nationwide through the Recycle Technologies Mail-In Program for anyone not near a drop-off location.
What We Accept
Recycle Technologies accepts a broad range of battery types at its Blaine facility:
Alkaline & zinc batteriesStandard alkaline and zinc batteries accepted at the Blaine facility.
Lithium-ion & lead-acid batteriesIncluding sealed lead-acid batteries.
Nickel-cadmium (NiCd) & button cell batteriesNiCd batteries and small button-cell batteries.
EV, power tool & backup batteriesIncluding electric vehicle batteries, Tesla batteries, and battery backup units.
Other battery types, including mercury oxide batteries, are handled on a case-by-case basis. If your batteries aren’t listed here, call the Blaine facility or reach out to describe what you need to recycle.
How Battery Recycling Works
- 1CollectionBatteries are collected at the Blaine facility through drop-off, scheduled business pickup, or the Mail-In Program.
- 2Sorting and StorageBatteries are sorted by chemistry and stored safely, with terminals covered to reduce the risk of fire, before being processed or shipped for further processing.
- 3DocumentationRecycle Technologies provides recycling documentation for households and businesses that need records of proper disposal.
Recycle Technologies has handled battery recycling from its Minnesota facility since 1993.
Recycling Options in Blaine, Minnesota
Drop-OffBring your batteries directly to the Blaine facility during business hours. Enter via the parking lot on 99th Lane NE and follow signage to the rear loading area, where a team member logs your materials.
Business PickupBusinesses within a 100-mile radius of the Blaine facility can schedule a pickup for spent batteries, rather than transporting them in themselves.
Mail-In RecyclingAnyone outside the Blaine service area can use the nationwide Mail-In Program to ship batteries in for certified processing.
Local Recycling Information
Battery disposal rules vary by battery chemistry and by whether the generator is a household or a business, and requirements can change, so it’s best to confirm with local authorities or contact the Blaine facility directly before disposing of batteries you’re unsure about.
Why Recycle Technologies for Battery Recycling
- In-house sorting and processing at the Blaine facility since 1993
- R2v3, RIOS, and NAID AAA certified, held to independently audited standards
- Trained staff sort every battery by chemistry rather than processing mixed loads
- Local drop-off, business pickup within a 100-mile radius, and nationwide Mail-In Program all available
- Certificate of recycling and safe disposal issued for every pickup or drop-off
Frequently Asked Questions
- Alkaline and zinc batteries, lithium-ion and sealed lead-acid batteries, nickel-cadmium and button cell batteries, and EV, power tool and backup batteries. Other types, including mercury oxide batteries, are handled on a case-by-case basis; call the Blaine facility to check.
- Trained staff sort every battery by chemistry when it arrives, so you do not have to. Covering the terminals with tape before storing or shipping batteries reduces the risk of fire.
- Yes. Businesses within a 100-mile radius of the Blaine facility can schedule a pickup for spent batteries rather than transporting them in themselves.
- Use the nationwide Mail-In Program to ship batteries to Recycle Technologies for certified processing from anywhere in the country.
- Rules vary by battery chemistry and by whether you are a household or a business, and they change. Confirm with local authorities or contact the Blaine facility before disposing of batteries you are unsure about.
Get Started With Battery Recycling in Blaine, Minnesota
Drop off batteries at the Blaine facility during business hours, or schedule a business battery pickup if you’re within our service radius.

