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Television Recycling in Chicago, Illinois

Recycle Technologies provides commercial television recycling services to businesses in the Chicago area.

Recycle Technologies does not operate a facility or drop-off point in Chicago. Businesses in the Chicago area are served through scheduled commercial pickup, with materials transported to the company's certified facilities for processing.

Television Recycling Services in Chicago

Recycle Technologies is a Midwest-based recycling and shredding company that has operated licensed, R2v3-certified facilities in Minnesota and Wisconsin for 3 decades.

In Chicago, the company serves business customers through expanded operations rather than a licensed facility located in the city itself.

Chicago Is a Service Area, Not a Facility

Recycle Technologies does not have a licensed recycling plant, warehouse, or processing center in Chicago.

Chicago businesses can arrange scheduled commercial pickup for CRT, LCD, LED, plasma, and flat-screen TVs from office, conference room, or facility turnover.

Collected televisions are transported to Recycle Technologies' processing facilities outside Chicago for dismantling, material recovery, and appropriate handling.

Chicago Location and Service Information

Location
Chicago, Illinois
Phone
(800) 969-5166 | (800) 305-3040
Service Area
Chicago and surrounding areas
Commercial customers
Scheduled pickup
Facility
Processing takes place at Recycle Technologies facilities outside Chicago

What We Accept

Recycle Technologies accepts the following types of televisions for recycling:

CRT Televisions

Older tube-style televisions that contain heavy metals such as lead and cadmium and require careful, hazard-aware handling.

LCD Televisions

Flat-panel televisions using liquid crystal display technology.

LED Televisions

Flat-panel televisions using LED backlighting.

Plasma Televisions

Flat-panel televisions using plasma display technology.

Flat-Screen Televisions

Other flat-panel television types not falling into the categories above.

This service is oriented toward commercial customers, including businesses, offices, and facilities retiring televisions as part of upgrades or equipment turnover. If you're unsure whether your specific television model or quantity qualifies, request a quote and describe what you need to recycle.

Television Recycling for Chicago Businesses

Businesses in the Chicago area can arrange television recycling for office, conference room, and facility equipment turnover.

This includes:

  • Retired CRT televisions containing lead and cadmium

    LCD, LED, plasma, and other flat-screen televisions

  • Larger volumes of televisions from office or facility upgrades

Illinois law requires businesses to recycle electronics, including televisions, rather than dispose of them with regular waste, making a documented recycling partner relevant for both compliance and sustainability.

To arrange service, businesses can request a quote or schedule a commercial pickup.

Television Recycling for Chicago Residents

Recycle Technologies does not offer residential pickup or a drop-off facility in Chicago. Chicago residents and small-volume customers can use the Mail-In Recycling Program for eligible televisions by ordering a recycling kit, packing the television according to the program's requirements, and shipping it to Recycle Technologies for processing.

How Television Recycling Works

Commercial Pickup

Chicago businesses schedule a commercial pickup for retired televisions. Collected items are transported to Recycle Technologies' processing facilities outside Chicago.

When items are collected, a hazard consignment note may be issued, documenting who collected the items, where they were collected from, how many were collected, and where they are being taken.

Transport and Dismantling

Collected televisions are brought to Recycle Technologies' facilities in Minnesota or Wisconsin, where they are broken down into their base components, including plastic housing, wiring, circuit boards, metals, and glass.

Separation of Hazardous Materials and Recovery

CRT televisions require particular attention due to the lead and cadmium in the tube, and newer televisions with mercury-containing glass components are handled separately from standard materials.

Metals, plastics, and other recoverable materials are processed for reuse rather than sent to a landfill.

Documentation

Recycle Technologies provides recycling documentation as part of its certified process, supporting businesses that need records for compliance or internal reporting.

Why Recycle Technologies for Television Recycling

Over 30 Years of Experience

Recycle Technologies has operated since 1993.

Commercial Pickup

Chicago businesses can schedule commercial pickup for retired televisions.

Hazard-Aware Handling

CRT lead and cadmium, and mercury-containing components in newer TVs, are separated and handled correctly rather than sent to a landfill.

Certified Processing

Televisions are transported to Recycle Technologies' established processing facilities for dismantling and material recovery.

Minority-Owned

Recycle Technologies is the only minority-owned document destruction and recycling company in the Midwest region.

Local Chicago Recycling Information

Illinois state law generally requires that businesses recycle electronics, including televisions, rather than place them in regular trash.

Chicago businesses should confirm the current local rules with the City of Chicago before disposing of televisions, as specific requirements can change.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Get Started With Television Recycling in Chicago

Recycle Technologies picks up retired televisions from businesses across the Chicago area and transports them to its processing facilities for dismantling, material recovery, and appropriate handling.

Request a quote or schedule a commercial pickup to get started. Contact Recycle Technologies to confirm current service options for the Chicago area.

Recycle Technologies has served businesses across the Midwest since 1993.