TV Recycling in Blaine, Minnesota
TV recycling for Blaine and the north metro, with weekday drop-off at our 99th Lane NE center, commercial pickup for bulk sets within about 100 miles, and mail-in kits for a few smaller screens.
Old tube TVs carry lead and cadmium inside the picture tube, and newer flat screens are built from glass, circuit boards, metal and plastic that are worth recovering. Recycle Technologies takes all of them at our Blaine site on 99th Lane NE: CRT, LCD, LED, plasma and other flat-screen TVs, whether they still power on or not. Households and businesses can drop off on weekdays, and property managers, schools, offices, and other organizations with a stack of sets can book a pickup instead. Every job comes with a certificate, and our recycling follows R2v3 and RIOS standards.
Our Blaine TV Recycling Center
- Phone
- 763-559-5130
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
- Arrival
- Take I-35W to 99th Ave NE, then turn in from 99th Lane NE. Drive around the 1525 building to the rear loading area and pull up to the north-end dock, where our crew will help unload and log your TVs. Parking is free.
Available Service Options
Residential and business drop-off: weekdays, no appointment needed for a few sets
Commercial pickup: bulk TV collection within roughly 100 miles of Blaine
Mail-in: electronics kits for a few smaller screens
TVs We Take in Blaine
From the basement tube set nobody wants to lift to a lobby display coming off the wall in a Fridley office, our Blaine center accepts:
CRT (tube) televisions of any age
LCD televisions
LED televisions
Plasma televisions
Other flat-screen TVs
Sets that no longer turn on, along with outdated models
Working TVs and broken ones both qualify, so there's no need to test a set before you bring it in.
Preparing TVs for the Trip
Leave TVs whole. Taking a set apart can crack the screen or break the tube, and our team handles the dismantling. Lay flat screens on a blanket or upright between other items so the glass doesn't flex on the drive, and keep CRT sets on a solid surface. If a screen is already cracked, tell us before you arrive. Cords and remotes can come along with the set.
See our main TV recycling page for more on how televisions are handled.
How TV Recycling Works
Count your sets
Note how many CRTs and flat screens you have and roughly how big they are.
Pick a route
Drop off at our Blaine dock, request commercial pickup, or order a mail-in kit for a few small screens.
Hand them over
Our crew unloads and logs your TVs in Blaine, or collects them from your building.
Dismantling
Each set is broken down so the cabinet, wires, boards, metal parts, and glass are separated. CRT tubes, which contain lead and cadmium, get careful handling, and some newer screen glass is kept separate.
Recovery and records
Metals and plastics go back into use, and you receive a certificate once the job is complete.
TV Recycling Options in Blaine, MN
Drop-Off
Searching for TV recycling near you in Blaine, Spring Lake Park, or Lino Lakes? Bring your sets to 1525 99th Ln NE any weekday between 7:30 AM and 4:00 PM. Drop-off is open to households and businesses, and we don't publish a per-household cap. Call 763-559-5130 ahead of time if you're bringing more than a few sets or anything unusually large.
The same visit can include other electronics, batteries, and hard drives for destruction.
View all Recycle Technologies drop-off locations.
Commercial Pickup
Many public programs charge per set, cap how many TVs a household can bring, or won't take sets used by a business or rental property. Property managers turning over units, schools retiring classroom displays, hospitals and clinics replacing room TVs, offices clearing conference rooms, and contractors finishing renovation cleanouts can schedule a pickup instead. Pickup covers businesses within roughly 100 miles of Blaine, including Coon Rapids, Andover, Anoka, Ham Lake, 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: street, city and ZIP, plus dock or elevator access
TV count by type: how many CRTs and how many flat screens
Sizes: rough screen sizes, or note any very large sets
Condition: any cracked screens or damaged cabinets
Mounting: whether TVs are still on the wall or already staged
Frequency: a one-time cleanout or ongoing collection
Mail-In Recycling
Have only a small screen or two, or live outside our pickup area? Order an electronics recycling kit and ship them in. Read about our mail-in recycling program before you order to check what fits.
Why Recycle Technologies for TV Recycling in Blaine
An actual recycling facility: TVs come to our Blaine center for recycling, not to a hauler's truck with an unknown destination
Every common TV type: CRT, LCD, LED, plasma and other flat screens, working or not
Careful CRT handling: lead and cadmium in picture tubes are kept out of the waste stream
Business-friendly: bulk pickup for property managers, schools, offices and other organizations
Documented recycling: a certificate with every job
Audited standards: R2v3 and RIOS, independently audited rather than self-declared
Since 1993: more than three decades recycling electronics in Minnesota and Wisconsin
TV Recycling FAQs
- Pricing depends on the type and number of sets. Call 763-559-5130 or request a quote.
- Sets that still work may be donated for reuse. Non-working and outdated ones are recycled.
- Yes. CRT and flat-panel monitors are accepted through our electronics recycling service.
- You may receive a hazard consignment note when the TVs are collected, then a certificate once they're recycled.
- Yes. Write to dispatch@recycletechnologies.com.
- Yes. Our New Berlin, WI facility can be reached at 262-798-3040.
Get Started With TV Recycling in Blaine, MN
Bring your TVs to 1525 99th Ln NE on any weekday, ship a small screen with a mail-in kit, or send us your site address and set count for a commercial pickup quote.
