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Electronics Recycling in Blaine, Minnesota

Electronics recycling for Blaine residents and businesses, with weekday drop-off at our 99th Lane NE center, commercial e-waste pickup within about 100 miles, and mail-in kits for smaller quantities.

Whether you're clearing out a few old household devices, replacing office computers, or managing a large equipment cleanout, Recycle Technologies offers electronics recycling in Blaine and across the Twin Cities metro. Our Blaine site on 99th Lane NE accepts computers, laptops, servers, CRT and flat-screen monitors, televisions, copiers, printers, phones, small electronics, and other equipment containing circuit boards. Residents and businesses can drop off on weekdays; companies with larger volumes can schedule pickup within about 100 miles, and mail-in kits cover smaller quantities outside the pickup area. Every load is logged on arrival, customers receive a Certificate of Recycling, and businesses handling sensitive information can request hard drive destruction. Our recycling operations follow R2v3 and RIOS standards.

Our Blaine Electronics Recycling Center

Phone
763-559-5130
Hours
Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:00 PM. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Arrival
The center is reached from I-35W via 99th Ave NE. Enter from 99th Lane NE, follow the signs around the back of the building, and bring electronics to the north-end dock. Parking is free, and a team member will check in your load.

Bringing fluorescent tubes or other lamps along with your electronics? Those go to our separate lamp building at 10040 Davenport St NE, using the west-side dock. More on light bulb recycling.

Available Service Options

  • Drop-off: for residents and businesses, Monday through Friday

    Commercial pickup: scheduled e-waste pickup within approximately 100 miles

  • Mail-in: electronics recycling kits for smaller quantities

    Data destruction: hard drive destruction for data-bearing devices

Electronics We Accept in Blaine

From a single household TV to a room full of office equipment, our Blaine facility accepts:

  • Computers and IT equipment: desktop computers, laptops, servers, keyboards, mice and cords

    Monitors and displays: CRT monitors, LCD monitors, LED displays and plasma screens

  • Televisions: CRT and tube TVs, along with LCD, LED and plasma televisions

    Office equipment: copiers, printers, scanners and fax machines

  • Phones and mobile devices: cell phones and other mobile electronics

    Small electronics: chargers, remote controls, switches and microwaves

  • Other electronic equipment: items with circuit boards are reviewed case by case. Call 763-559-5130 before bringing in equipment that isn't listed.

See our main electronics recycling page for more on how devices are processed.

Computer, Server and Device Recycling

Businesses replacing workstations, upgrading IT infrastructure or clearing storage areas can bring computers, laptops and servers to our Blaine center or arrange a commercial pickup. For larger technology refreshes, our IT asset disposition service may also be a fit.

TV and Monitor Recycling

CRT monitors, tube televisions, LCD screens, LED displays and plasma screens are all accepted at our Blaine facility. Clearing them out of an office, school, apartment building or rental property? Drop them off or ask about a commercial pickup, and call ahead for large quantities or unusually heavy units.

Printer, Copier and Office Equipment Recycling

Old printers, scanners, fax machines and copiers pile up after an office upgrade or move. Bring them to our Blaine center or add them to a scheduled business pickup. Some multifunction copiers and printers keep scanned documents on internal drives, so ask about drive destruction before recycling them.

Electronics That Store Sensitive Data

Computers, laptops, servers and phones may hold personal files, customer information, emails and business records. If the storage media needs to be physically destroyed, request hard drive destruction when you arrange your drop-off or pickup. A destruction certificate is provided for the service.

How Electronics Recycling Works

Identify the equipment

List what you need to recycle, set aside devices that store data, and note any CRTs or damaged screens.

Choose your route

Drop off at our Blaine facility, arrange a commercial pickup, or order a mail-in kit for a small batch.

Plan larger collections

For pallets, full truckloads, or major office cleanouts, call 763-559-5130 or request a quote first.

Hand it off

Our team checks in and logs your items at the Blaine dock, or our crew loads them at your location.

Get your paperwork

You receive a Certificate of Recycling, plus a destruction certificate if hard drive destruction is included.

Electronics Recycling Options in Blaine, MN

Drop-Off

Looking for electronics recycling near you in Blaine, Coon Rapids or Spring Lake Park? Bring accepted electronics to 1525 99th Ln NE Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. A few laptops, an old monitor, or a box of cables can come in during regular hours. Call ahead for large loads so our team can prepare.

The same visit can include batteries, hard drives for destruction, and paper for shredding, while ballasts and lamps go to our Davenport St building.

View all Recycle Technologies drop-off locations.

Commercial Pickup

Office upgrades, warehouse cleanouts, school equipment replacements and property turnovers all create more e-waste than a car can hold. Businesses can schedule pickup within approximately 100 miles of Blaine, including Andover, Anoka, Ham Lake, Lino Lakes, Fridley, Mounds View, Roseville, Brooklyn Park, Maple Grove, Plymouth, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington, Woodbury, Burnsville, Lakeville, Elk River, Forest Lake, Stillwater, Shakopee and St. Cloud.

When requesting a quote, include:

  • Site address: plus dock or elevator access

    Equipment types: computers, monitors, copiers, servers and so on

  • Quantity: an estimate in units, pallets or boxes

    Data-bearing devices: and whether you need hard drive destruction

  • CRTs or broken screens: if any are in the load

    Frequency: a one-time cleanout or recurring service

Mail-In Recycling

Only a few devices, or outside our pickup area? Order an electronics recycling kit, pack your eligible items, and ship them back. Read about our mail-in recycling program before you order.

Electronics Recycling for North Metro Businesses

Businesses often need more than a place to drop off old equipment. They deal with multiple departments, large quantities, data-bearing devices and documentation requirements. We work with:

  • Property managers: TVs, monitors and microwaves left behind in apartments, condos and office buildings

    Contractors and remodelers: electronics removed during renovations, plus lamps and ballasts from lighting upgrades

  • Schools and districts: retired laptops, desktops, monitors and printers from classrooms and district offices

    Hospitals and clinics: computers and storage drives that may contain patient records, with hard drive destruction available

  • Warehouses and distribution centers: handheld scanners, label printers, cabling and server equipment

    Offices and commercial facilities: PCs, phones and copiers removed during upgrades or moves

  • Government, finance, retail, manufacturing and automotive: cleanouts that call for recycling and destruction records

Why Recycle Technologies for Electronics Recycling in Blaine

  • Local drop-off: our Blaine center on 99th Lane NE is open weekdays from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM

    More than electronics: our Blaine operations also handle batteries, light bulbs, PCB and non-PCB ballasts, and paper shredding

  • Data destruction: hard drive destruction for sensitive storage devices, with a destruction certificate

    Material recovery: plastics and wires go to molders and smelters, lead is removed from monitor glass, and circuit boards are separated for metal recovery

  • Since 1993: more than three decades of recycling experience

    Zero-landfill commitment: learn about our sustainability approach

  • Recognized standards: our electronics recycling follows R2v3 and RIOS standards, and our shredding carries NAID AAA certification

    Coverage beyond Blaine: commercial pickup across our Minnesota service area, plus mail-in kits for everywhere else

FAQ

Electronics Recycling FAQs

Get Started With Electronics Recycling in Blaine, MN

Bring accepted electronics to 1525 99th Ln NE on any weekday, order a mail-in kit for a few devices, or tell us what your business needs collected and where it's located.