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TV Recycling in New Berlin, WI

TV recycling for New Berlin, Milwaukee and Waukesha County, with weekday drop-off on South 171st Street, scheduled pickup for businesses and a Certificate of Recycling at the end of every job.

Wisconsin keeps televisions out of landfills and incinerators, and older tube sets hold lead and cadmium that need careful handling. Recycle Technologies accepts TVs at our New Berlin Recycling Center, 2815 S 171st St, a few minutes from I-43 and College Avenue. We take CRT, LCD, LED, plasma, and other flat-screen TVs, plus CRT monitors. Homeowners and businesses can bring sets in on weekdays, and companies swapping out screens in bulk can book pickup.

Our New Berlin TV Recycling Center

New Berlin Recycling Center (Waukesha County)

Hours

Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM

Arrival

Take I-43 to College Avenue and head to South 171st Street. Signs in the main lot lead you around to the rear loading area for unloading, and parking is on site.

Available Service Options

  • Drop-off for residents and businesses

    Weekdays during business hours, with no appointment needed. Call first for oversized or unusual sets.

  • Business pickup

    Scheduled collection for commercial sites within 100 miles

  • Mail-in

    An electronics recycling kit for a small screen or two

Televisions We Recycle in New Berlin

A 1990s tube set from a Greenfield basement and a row of wall displays from a Brookfield office are both welcome here. We accept:

  • CRT (tube) televisions

  • LCD TVs

  • LED TVs

  • Plasma TVs

  • Other flat-screen TVs

  • CRT monitors

For projection sets, very large screens, or anything out of the ordinary, call 262-798-3040 before you load up so the team can confirm.

Getting Your TVs Ready

  • Handle tube TVs with care. CRTs are heavy and contain lead and cadmium, so carry them upright and keep the screen from taking a hit.

  • Protect flat screens. Stand panels on edge with a blanket or cardboard between them so they don't scrape or crack on the ride.

  • Tell us about damage. Mention any cracked or shattered screens when you call or request a quote.

  • Bring the extras. Remotes, cables, speakers, and other peripherals can come in with the set.

How Your Old TV Gets Recycled

  1. 1

    Choose how to send it

    Drop off on South 171st Street, set up a business pickup, or use an electronics kit for a small screen.

  2. 2

    Share the details

    Let us know how many sets, what types, and any damage.

  3. 3

    Hand off the load

    Unload at our facility, stage TVs for the driver, or ship your kit.

  4. 4

    Teardown

    Each television is taken apart into its base components.

  5. 5

    Separation and recovery

    CRT tubes and any mercury-containing glass are kept apart for hazard-aware handling, metals and plastics are recovered for reuse, and you receive a Certificate of Recycling.

TV Recycling Options in New Berlin, WI

Drop-Off

Searching for TV recycling near you in New Berlin, Hales Corners, West Allis or Franklin? Drive your sets to 2815 S 171st St any weekday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Residents and businesses can come without booking ahead, though a quick call to 262-798-3040 helps if you're bringing a trailer of TVs or a projection unit.

The same stop can include computers and other electronics, batteries and drives for hard drive destruction.

View all Recycle Technologies drop-off locations.

Business Pickup

Hotels and senior living communities replacing room TVs, property managers clearing out vacant units, schools, hospitals, offices, restaurants and retailers can have televisions collected on site. Commercial pickup covers businesses within 100 miles of New Berlin, including Milwaukee, Waukesha, Wauwatosa, Brookfield, Menomonee Falls, Oak Creek, Racine, Kenosha, West Bend and Madison. Every set is logged at collection, and loads are secured with load bars and straps.

To price your pickup, send us:

  • Location: site address and ZIP code

  • TV types: CRT, flat-screen, plasma or a mix

  • Count and sizes: number of sets and rough screen sizes

  • Condition: any cracked or broken screens

  • Other electronics: computers, monitors or AV gear going out too

  • Schedule: a single cleanout or repeat collections

Mail-In Recycling

If you only have a small screen or two and can't make it to New Berlin, our electronics recycling kit is an option. The mail-in recycling program page explains how kits are packed and shipped.

Wisconsin TV Disposal Rules

State law (s. 287.07(5), Wis. Stats.) bans TVs, monitors, and other common electronics from Wisconsin landfills and incinerators, whether they come from a home or a business. The DNR also asks non-household generators to check whether their electronics count as hazardous waste and to use licensed processing facilities (Wisconsin DNR).

Locally, New Berlin's city recycling center doesn't accept electronics, and Milwaukee's city drop-off centers serve city residents only, with a limit of three TVs per visit. Waukesha County lists Recycle Technologies in New Berlin as a business electronics recycler (Waukesha County).

Why New Berlin Businesses Recycle TVs With Us

  • Local facility

    A Waukesha County site you can drive to, plus pickup across southeast Wisconsin

  • Every TV type

    Tube sets, LCD, LED, plasma and other flat screens, plus CRT monitors

  • Careful CRT handling

    Lead- and cadmium-bearing tubes are separated and handled with hazards in mind

  • Certified operations

    R2v3 certified at New Berlin and RIOS certified, run to recognized industry standards

  • Tracked and documented

    Sets are logged at pickup, and a Certificate of Recycling follows

  • One trip for the whole room

    TVs, computers, AV gear, and batteries can all go together

  • Since 1993

    More than 30 years of recycling experience

Wisconsin Counties We Serve

  • Waukesha County

  • Milwaukee County

  • Racine County

  • Washington County

  • Sheboygan County

  • Fond du Lac County

  • Dane County

  • Calumet County

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Recycle Your TVs in New Berlin, WI

Bring sets to South 171st Street on any weekday, or send us your site address and TV count for a business pickup quote.