Television Recycling in Wisconsin
A retired TV isn't ordinary trash. Tube-style sets carry lead and cadmium, and many flat panels contain mercury-bearing glass. Recycle Technologies processes televisions at its New Berlin, Wisconsin facility, so households and companies across the state have a documented, responsible option. Residents can bring sets to our door or ship them through the nationwide Mail-In Program, while businesses can book a commercial pickup.
Television Recycling Services in Wisconsin
Every television we receive is processed at our New Berlin site. Sets reach us in one of three ways: a personal drop-off, a mail-in shipment, or a scheduled pickup for commercial customers.
Our Wisconsin Facility in New Berlin
Our Wisconsin operation is based in New Berlin, in the Milwaukee metro area. It is one of two licensed Recycle Technologies facilities, alongside our Minnesota site, and it reflects the same recycling standards we have followed since 1993. Individuals can bring TVs in themselves, and companies can arrange pickup.
New Berlin Location Details
Address
2815 South 171st Street, New Berlin, WI 53151
Phone
+1-262-798-3040
Drop-Off
Pull into the main lot off South 171st Street during business hours. Staff will point you to the drop-off bay.
Commercial Pickup
Businesses can schedule a pickup. This option is reserved for commercial accounts.
Mail-In
Too far from New Berlin? The nationwide Mail-In Program lets you ship eligible items from anywhere.
TVs We Accept in Wisconsin
We take most television types at the New Berlin facility.
CRT Televisions
Older tube sets, from small bedroom models to console cabinets.
LCD Televisions
Flat-panel LCD sets in any screen size.
LED Televisions
LED and LED-backlit flat panels.
Plasma Televisions
Plasma sets, including big-screen models.
Other Video Displays
Non-working, damaged, or outdated TVs are welcome. Computer monitors and rear-projection sets are also accepted.
Not sure whether your set qualifies? Give the New Berlin team a call before you book a pickup or ship anything.
TV Recycling for Wisconsin Businesses
Offices, property managers, hotels, schools, and other facilities can request a commercial pickup for retired televisions. The service is built for organizations, not households. If you're replacing displays across a building or clearing out a site, we can coordinate pickup for larger volumes.
TV Recycling for Wisconsin Residents
If you live in or near the Milwaukee, Waukesha, Madison, Green Bay, or Appleton areas, you can bring your TV to New Berlin and staff will guide you to the right bay. For anyone farther away, the Mail-In Program is available nationwide. Televisions are bulky, so call first to check the best way to send yours.
How the Recycling Process Works
Intake
Bring the TV to New Berlin, ship it through the Mail-In Program, or, if you're a business, book a pickup.
Paperwork
Commercial pickups may come with a hazard consignment note recording who collected the items, where from, how many, and where they went.
Sorting
Sets are grouped by technology (CRT, LCD, LED, or plasma) so each gets the correct handling.
Disassembly
Each TV is taken apart safely, with extra caution for CRT glass because of its lead and cadmium content.
Material Recovery
Glass, plastics, and metals are separated and sent on for recycling instead of landfill, in keeping with our zero-landfill commitment.
Why Choose Recycle Technologies
Careful Handling of Hazardous Components
Lead, cadmium, and mercury-containing parts are managed with the care they require.
Nothing Sent to Landfill
Recovered materials go back into the recycling stream.
Options for Every Situation
Drop-off, business pickup, and mail-in cover local and out-of-state needs.
Every TV Type Welcome
From heavy CRTs to slim flat screens, we handle the full range.
Three Decades in the Business
We have been recycling in the Midwest since 1993.
Wisconsin TV Disposal Rules
Wisconsin's electronics recycling law restricts how televisions and other covered electronics can be discarded. Since 2010, these items have been banned from Wisconsin landfills, which means old TVs can't simply go out with the household trash and must go through recycling channels.
Rules and collection programs differ by community, so confirm current television disposal and recycling requirements with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and your local city or county solid waste authority before publishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- No. Televisions contain lead, cadmium, and mercury, and Wisconsin keeps many electronics out of landfills. Recycling is the correct route.
- We take most television types, including CRT, LCD, LED, and plasma sets, plus computer monitors and rear-projection sets. Non-working, damaged, or outdated TVs are welcome; if you're not sure your set qualifies, call the New Berlin team at (262) 798-3040.
- Call the New Berlin facility at (262) 798-3040 or request a quote to confirm any charges before you bring your TV in.
- Yes. Offices, property managers, hotels, schools, and other facilities can request a commercial pickup for retired televisions, and we can coordinate pickup for larger volumes. This option is reserved for commercial accounts.
- The nationwide Mail-In Program lets you ship eligible items from anywhere. Televisions are bulky, so call (262) 798-3040 first to check the best way to send yours.
- Call Recycle Technologies at (262) 798-3040 to ask about hard drives as part of a larger cleanout.
Book TV Recycling in Wisconsin
Bring your TV to New Berlin during business hours, schedule a commercial pickup for your business, or start a mail-in shipment.
Schedule TV Recycling in Wisconsin | Call (262) 798-3040
Recycle Technologies has served businesses across the Midwest since 1993.