Free Recycling + Buyback

Free Power Tool Recycling —Drills, Saws & More

Dead drill? Worn-out saw? Broken grinder? We recycle cordless and corded power tools completely free. Always free. No appointment needed.

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4.9from 290+ Google reviews Open Mon–Sat · 125 E 10th Ave, North KC

Drop-off, no appointment: FREE
Google rating: 4.9★
Average drop-off: 5 min
Sent to landfill: 0%

Smart speakers
Hubs
Thermostats
Radios
Walkie-talkies
Power tools
External drives

Do you accept power tools for recycling?

Yes — we take power tools free, working or broken, any brand and any age. Bring them to Computer Recycling LLC at 125 E 10th Ave, North Kansas City, MO 64116. No appointment, no minimum quantity, no fee. We are open Monday to Friday 8am–3pm and Saturday 8am–2pm. Pull around to the back dock, ring the bell, and our crew comes out to unload for you — most drop-offs take under five minutes. Nothing is landfilled: working gear is refurbished for reuse and the rest is broken down for material recovery through R2v3 or e-Stewards certified partners. Larger volumes can be picked up instead.

Free for almost every item — first 3 TVs free
Working or broken — condition does not matter
Data-bearing devices wiped or shredded on request

125 E 10th Ave, North Kansas City, MO 64116 Mon–Fri 8–3 · Sat 8–2 4.9 from 290+ Google reviews

The essentials

Power Tools We Accept

We accept all cordless and corded power tools: drills, drivers, impact wrenches, circular saws, reciprocating saws, jig saws, miter saws, grinders, sanders, oscillating tools, rotary tools, leaf blowers, string trimmers, hedge trimmers, chainsaws, and more. All brands welcome — DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita, Ryobi, Bosch, Craftsman, Ridgid, Black+Decker, WORX, Kobalt, and others. Any condition — working, broken, or obsolete. Need to recycle just the batteries? See our battery recycling page.

Why Tool Recycling Matters

Power tools contain valuable and recoverable materials — copper-wound motors, aluminum housings, steel gears, magnesium components, and electronic speed controllers with circuit boards. When sent to landfills, these materials are wasted and potentially harmful. Professional recycling recovers copper, aluminum, steel, and precious metals from circuit boards while keeping plastics and hazardous components out of the waste stream. Recycling one cordless drill recovers enough copper and steel to matter.

Tool Buyback & Value Recovery

Working power tools from premium brands — especially DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita — retain strong resale value. Current-generation brushless drills, impacts, and saws are highly sought after. Even tools with dead batteries can have value if the tool itself is functional. Large quantities from construction companies, contractors, or facility maintenance departments are ideal for buyback. Contact us with what you have.

Two ways to recycle

Two Ways to Recycle

Free Drop-Off

Drive to our North Kansas City location, pull around back, and we’ll help you unload. Takes about 5 minutes. No appointment needed.

Mon–Fri 8am–3pm • Sat 8am–2pm

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Business Pickup

Have a large quantity? We offer scheduled pickups for businesses across the KC metro. We’ll come to you, help load everything, and provide full documentation.

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Common questions

Still wondering? Text us at (816) 838-6298.

Can I recycle old power tools for free in Kansas City?

Yes. Computer Recycling LLC accepts all power tools for free recycling — drills, saws, grinders, sanders, impact drivers, and more. Both cordless and corded tools from any brand are accepted. Free drop-off at 125 E 10th Ave, North Kansas City.

Does Computer Recycling LLC buy back working power tools?

Yes. Working power tools with remaining market value may qualify for buyback, especially recent-model cordless tools from DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita, and similar professional brands. Contact us at (816) 295-2334 for a value assessment.

Do I need to remove the battery from cordless power tools before recycling?

You do not need to remove the battery before drop-off. We handle battery separation during processing. However, if a battery appears swollen, damaged, or leaking, please let our staff know for safe handling.

Can I recycle broken or non-working power tools?

Yes. We accept both working and non-working power tools. Broken tools contain valuable metals, motors, and circuit boards that can be recovered through recycling rather than going to landfill.

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Ready to Recycle Your Old Power Tools?

Free recycling for everyone. Buyback available for qualifying equipment. Drop off anytime Mon–Sat.

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Computer Recycling LLC offers free power tool recycling for residents and businesses across the Kansas City metro area. We accept all cordless and corded power tools — drills, drivers, circular saws, reciprocating saws, grinders, sanders, impact wrenches, oscillating tools, rotary tools, leaf blowers, trimmers, and more. DeWalt, Milwaukee, Makita, Ryobi, Bosch, Craftsman, Ridgid, and all other brands welcome. Any condition, completely free. Working tools from premium brands may qualify for our buyback program.

Looking to recycle just the battery packs? Visit our power tool battery recycling page for Li-Ion, NiCad, and NiMH battery disposal. Located at 125 E 10th Ave, North Kansas City, MO 64116. Open Monday–Friday 8am–3pm, Saturday 8am–2pm. No appointment needed for drop-offs. Businesses can Schedule a Pickup (3+ gaylords). See all items we accept.