Frequentlyasked questions.

Yes — free for almost everything, with no catches. The one exception is televisions: your first 3 are free, then $10 each at any size. Computer monitors are always free, with no limit.

Nope. Show up during business hours — Mon–Fri 8am to 3pm, Sat 8am to 2pm. Pull around back, ring the bell, and we’ll help you unload.

125 E 10th Ave, North Kansas City, MO 64116. When you arrive, pull around to the back parking lot near the dock bay. We’ll usually be outside to help; if not, ring the doorbell. Get directions →

Monday–Friday: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM. Saturday: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Closed Sunday.

Computer Recycling LLC at 125 E 10th Ave, North Kansas City, MO 64116 offers free electronics recycling for all residents and businesses. No appointment needed. Open Mon–Fri 8am–3pm, Sat 8am–2pm. We accept computers, laptops, phones, servers, printers, cables, and virtually all electronics; TVs are free for the first 3, then $10 each. 4.9 stars from 290+ Google reviews.

Anything that plugs in or takes batteries: computers, laptops, tablets, phones, servers, networking gear, printers, TVs (LED/LCD only — no CRT or plasma), cameras, game consoles, cables, UPS units, and more. See the full list →

CRT/tube TVs, plasma TVs, large household appliances (fridges, stoves, washers), and household hazardous waste (paint, chemicals). Where CRT TVs can go →

Computer Recycling LLC accepts virtually all electronics for free (TVs: first 3 free, then $10 each): computers, laptops, MacBooks, Chromebooks, TVs, monitors, phones, tablets, printers, servers, networking equipment, cables, chargers, UPS battery backups, game consoles, audio equipment, cameras, smart home devices, power tools, and more. We do not accept CRT/tube TVs, plasma TVs, large appliances, or hazardous waste.

We offer secure data destruction — NIST 800-88 compliant software wiping and physical shredding/drilling. For businesses, Certificates of Destruction are free on request, covering Product Destruction, Recycling, and Data Destruction.

Yes — Certificates of Recycling and Certificates of Destruction are free for businesses, on request at pickup or drop-off (Product Destruction, Recycling Certificate, and Data Destruction). About our certificates →

NIST 800-88, the federal media sanitization standard. For higher-risk drives we offer physical destruction (shredding or drilling). Read about NIST vs DoD →

Yes. NIST-compliant wipes and physical shredding. Certificates of Destruction are free for businesses on request (Product Destruction, Recycling, and Data Destruction).

Yes, Computer Recycling LLC provides secure data destruction including NIST 800-88 compliant software wiping and physical hard drive shredding/drilling. Businesses can request free Certificates of Destruction covering Product Destruction, Recycling, and Data Destruction.

Yes — we offer scheduled pickups for businesses at commercial locations across the KC metro (not from homes; homeowners can drop off for free). Schedule a Pickup (3+ gaylords) or call us at (816) 295-2334.

Yes, Computer Recycling LLC offers pickup for businesses and organizations at commercial locations across the Kansas City metro area. Pickups aren’t available from homes or residential addresses; homeowners can drop off for free. A minimum of 3 gaylord boxes of electronics is typically required, but exceptions can be made. Call (816) 295-2334 or text (816) 838-6298 to arrange a pickup.

Yes — through our ITAD program. Newer business-class laptops, servers, and enterprise networking gear often have resale value. We’ll pick up qualifying loads free, audit everything, destroy the data, and pay you for qualifying equipment.

Yes, Computer Recycling LLC offers buyback for electronics that have remaining value. This includes recent-model laptops, servers, networking equipment, phones, and more. Contact us at (816) 295-2334 for a value assessment, or see selling used IT equipment.

Devices with resale value are refurbished and remarketed. Everything else is broken down for responsible material recovery — metals, plastics, and components are separated and sent to specialized processors. Nothing goes to a landfill. Follow the journey →