Electronics Recycling in New Berlin, Wisconsin
Electronics recycling for New Berlin, Waukesha County and the Milwaukee metro, with weekday drop-off on South 171st Street, business pickup across southeast Wisconsin, and mail-in kits for smaller loads.
Wisconsin keeps TVs, computers, printers and cell phones out of landfills, so households and businesses across Waukesha and Milwaukee counties need somewhere reliable to take them. Recycle Technologies operates an R2v3-certified facility at our New Berlin Recycling Center, 2815 S 171st St, just off I-43 near College Avenue. We take computers, laptops, monitors, TVs, copiers, printers, phones, game consoles and much more. Residents and companies can drop off on weekdays without an appointment, offices and facilities can schedule pickup, and every item is logged at intake, with a Certificate of Recycling to follow.
Our New Berlin Electronics Recycling Center
New Berlin Recycling Center (Waukesha County)
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Hours
Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Arrival
We're close to the I-43 and College Avenue interchange. Pull into our parking lot off South 171st Street, and staff will guide you around back to the drop-off bay. Parking is free.
Available Service Options
Residential and business drop-off
Weekdays, no appointment needed during regular hours
Business pickup
Across southeast Wisconsin, with loads secured by load bars and straps
Mail-in
Recycling kits for households farther away
Data destruction
Hard drive and phone destruction on request
Electronics We Accept in New Berlin
Whether it's a closet of old gadgets from a Brookfield home or a pallet of retired workstations from a Menomonee Falls office, our New Berlin center takes:
Computers and IT gear
Desktop computers, laptops, peripherals, zip drives and circuit boards
Screens
TVs and CRT monitors
Office equipment
Copiers, printers, scanners and fax machines
Phones and handhelds
Cell phones, PDAs and calculators
Home and entertainment electronics
Game consoles, electronic games, speakers, radios, CD players and cameras
Media
CDs, floppy disks and VHS tapes
Building and security systems
Security systems and HVAC systems
Components
Capacitors and batteries
Anything not listed
Call 262-798-3040 before you load up
Devices That Hold Data
Computers, laptops, phones and multifunction copiers can store personal files, client records and saved logins. If any of that needs to be gone for good, ask for hard drive destruction or phone shredding when you drop off or book a pickup. New Berlin's data destruction is NAID AAA certified.
How Electronics Recycling Works in New Berlin
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List what's going
Count computers, monitors, TVs and office equipment, and set aside anything that stores data.
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Pick drop-off, pickup or mail-in
Drive to South 171st Street, schedule a business pickup, or order a kit.
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Intake
Every item is logged when it reaches our dock.
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Breakdown
Devices are separated into base materials. Plastic and wiring head to molders and smelters, monitor glass is decontaminated for lead, and circuit boards are sorted so their metals can be recovered.
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Paperwork
A Certificate of Recycling is issued, or a Certificate of Shredding when data destruction is part of the job.
Electronics Recycling Options in New Berlin, WI
Drop-Off
Searching for electronics recycling near you in New Berlin, West Allis or Greenfield? Bring your equipment to 2815 S 171st St any weekday between 7:30 AM and 4:00 PM. Drop-off is open to households and businesses, and no appointment is needed during regular hours. For a truckload or unusual items, call 262-798-3040 so the dock is ready.
The same trip can include batteries, light bulbs and ballasts, plus paper for shredding.
View all Recycle Technologies drop-off locations.
Commercial Pickup
Office refreshes, school equipment swaps, warehouse cleanouts and apartment turnovers can generate more e-waste than a car can carry. Businesses can schedule pickup across southeast Wisconsin, including Waukesha, Brookfield, Elm Grove, Pewaukee, Muskego, Menomonee Falls, Wauwatosa, West Allis, Greenfield, Franklin, Milwaukee, Oak Creek, Oconomowoc, Racine, Kenosha, West Bend, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac and Madison. Every load is secured with load bars and straps on the road.
When requesting a quote, include:
Pickup address: street, city and ZIP, plus dock or elevator access
Equipment types: computers, monitors, TVs, copiers or servers
Quantity: units, pallets or boxes
Data-bearing devices: and whether you want hard drive destruction
Screens: any CRTs or cracked displays
Frequency: a one-time cleanout or recurring service
Mail-In Recycling
Too far from New Berlin, or only a few devices? Order an electronics recycling kit, pack it and ship it back. Read about our mail-in recycling program before you order.
Wisconsin Electronics Recycling Rules
Wisconsin bans TVs, computers, desktop printers, cell phones and other common electronics from landfills and incinerators, and the ban applies whether the device came from a home or a business. Businesses also aren't eligible for the state's E-Cycle Wisconsin program, which serves households and K-12 schools (Wisconsin DNR). Our New Berlin pickup gives companies a direct option.
Electronics Recycling for Southeast Wisconsin Businesses
Property managers
TVs, monitors and microwaves left behind in apartments and office suites
Contractors
Electronics pulled during remodels, plus lamps and ballasts from lighting upgrades
Schools, colleges and districts
Retired classroom laptops, desktops, printers and lab computers
Hospitals and clinics
Workstations and drives that may hold patient records, with hard drive destruction available
Warehouses and manufacturers
Scanners, printers, cabling and control-room computers
Offices and commercial buildings
PCs, phones and copiers from upgrades or moves
Municipal and public agencies
Department cleanouts that need recycling and destruction records
Wisconsin Counties We Serve
Waukesha County
Milwaukee County
Racine County
Washington County
Sheboygan County
Fond du Lac County
Dane County
Calumet County
Why Recycle Technologies for Electronics Recycling in New Berlin
R2v3 at this facility
Our New Berlin site is R2v3 certified, and our operations also follow RIOS standards
NAID AAA data destruction
Hard drives and phones destroyed with a Certificate of Shredding
Every item logged
Intake records for each load, followed by a Certificate of Recycling
Secured transport
Load bars and straps on every pickup
A wide accepted list
From laptops and copiers to game consoles and security systems
More than electronics
Batteries, bulbs, ballasts and appliances at the same dock
Zero-landfill commitment
Learn about our sustainability approach
Since 1993
Over 30 years recycling in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Frequently Asked Questions
- Fees depend on item type and volume. Call 262-798-3040 or request a quote.
- Yes. The New Berlin center also accepts appliances such as refrigerators, washers and dryers.
- Yes, all three are on the New Berlin accepted list. Call ahead for large amounts.
- The New Berlin center lists both. Call first to confirm quantities.
- Yes. Write to widispatch@recycletechnologies.com.
- Yes. Our Blaine, MN center can be reached at 763-559-5130.
Get Started With Electronics Recycling in New Berlin, WI
Bring your electronics to 2815 S 171st St on any weekday, order a kit if you're farther away, or send us your site and equipment list for a pickup quote.
