Computer/Electronics Recycling List

This is a list of e-cycling businesses that recycle or dispose electronic equipment in Missouri. The list below contains only businesses that have registered in the department's new VoluntaryTiered Registration Program. This list is not intended as an endorsement or warranty to any company or product by or from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources.

When an e-cycling business registers with the department, they choose to register at one of four levels. As the tier levels increase, so do the amount of regulation the business needs to follow. We note the businesses registration level by the number of “” next to its name. This code will help you choose a recycler at the registration level that best meets your needs.

Level 1 - This business agreed to recycle as much of their demanufactured electronic material as possible. The department has conduct an Environmental Assistance Visit at the facility.

Level 2 - This business met all Level 1 requirements and adopted the Missouri e-cycle Standards’, or MOEST, Best Management Practices as its standard operating procedures. The business will complete a yearly Electronics Recovery Host Site Self-Audit Form and the department will make it available in the table below.

Level 3 - This business met all Level 1 and 2 requirements and demonstrated financial responsibility for closing cost. They do this by entering into a legal contract with another registered e-cycling business or an environmental company to properly close the facility or by showing that they have resources set aside to pay for closure costs, even if they declare bankruptcy.

Level 4 - This business met all Level 1, 2 and 3 requirements and has either been certified by the department for R2 Resource Recovery or had their Environmental Management System certified by a third party organization.

To learn more about the department's VoluntaryTiered Registration Program, or to register your e-cycling business, please visit the e-cycle Missouri Web site and click on “Register Your E-Business.” If you have any questions about this list or the VoluntaryTiered Registration Program, please contact Dennis Hansen at the Missouri Department of Natural Resource, Hazardous Waste Program, P.O. Box 176, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0176. You can also reach Hansen by telephone at 573-751-7560 or 800-361-4827, or by e-mail.

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Facility Name	Phone No.	Street Address	City	County	Notes
EPC Inc.	636-443-1999	3941 Harry S. Truman Blvd.	St. Charles	St. Charles	State-certified facility. Accepts electronic equipment from small businesses and individuals. Any fees are based on type of equipment dropped off. Equipment is repaired, if possible, and resold in store. Non-working equipment is demanufactured and sent to respective sites. Provides Certificate of Destruction. For more information, visit their Web site at www.epcusa.com or the e-cycle St. Louis Web site at www.ecyclestlouis.org.
Web Innovations and Technology Services Inc. (WITS)	314-382-1650	643 East Holly Ave.	St. Louis	St. Louis City	Accepts all electronics, household goods and electronics, medical, lab and networking equipment from individuals, organizations, businesses and corporations. All items accepted free of charge, except monitors/screens and large appliances. Provides training for under privileged individuals and free computers for volunteers for service to facility. Non-working equipment is demanufactured and recycled on-site. Guarantee data destruction with software. For more information, visit their Web site at www.witsinc.org or the e-cycle St. Louis Web site at www.ecyclestlouis.org.
Surplus Exchange	816-472-0444	518 Santa Fe	Kansas City	Jackson	Accepts all office equipment: electronics, furniture, fixtures, etc. from any source. Any fees are based on type of equipment dropped off. Working equipment is resold in store or made available to nonprofit organizations, new businesses and students in need. Non-working equipment is sent to a reclaiming facility. For more information, visit their Web site at www.surplusexchange.org.
Computer Recycling Center	417-866-2588 417-866-2177 (fax)	1434 N. National Ave.	Springfield	Greene	State-certified facility. Accepts electronic equipment of all types from individuals and businesses. Any fees are based on type of equipment dropped off. All equipment is demanufactured on-site, including shredding of hard drives. Provides Certificate of Destruction upon request. For more information, visit their Web site at www.computerrecyclingcenter.org.
Mid-Missouri Recycling	573-474-3997	6104 Brown Station Road	Columbia	Boone	Accepts all CPUs, monitors, keyboards, mice, printers, fax machines, DVD players, CD players, obsolete audio visual equipment, etc. from any source. Can drop off equipment at facility at no charge. Can provide pick-up for companies, school districts, government entities, etc. at a nominal charge if located within 100 miles of Columbia. Also works with organizations, communities, civic groups, etc. to conduct electronic recycling efforts in their areas. Demanufactures computers only. Separates components in various types of metals and sell to scrap metal operations. Monitors shipped for recycling. For more information, contact the business at recycle@socket.net.
Midwest Recycling Center (MRC)	636-931-3930	1240 North Truman Blvd.	Crystal City	Jefferson	Accepts all types of electronic equipment and appliances. Any fees are based on type of equipment dropped off. Call to arrange pick-up on large orders. Provides Certificate of Destruction upon request. For more information, visit the e-cycle St. Louis Web site at www.ecyclestlouis.org.
X-Treme Recycling	573-287-3378	122 Birdnest Road	Steelville	Crawford	Accepts all computer equipment. Any fees are based on type of equipment dropped off. Can provide pick-up, however there is a fuel surcharge. Discounts for schools, agencies and other institutions. For more information, contact the business at sg.xtremerecyclingmo@gmail.com.
DCAL Services, LLC	314-918-8833	2609 Rock Hill Industrial Court	Rock Hill	St. Louis County	Accepts all electronic equipment from any source. There is no charge for computers and peripherals. There is a $10 charge for all working or non-working computer monitors and color TVs. Equipment is repaired, if possible, and resold. Non-working equipment is demanufactured and the parts recycled. For more information, visit the e-cycle St. Louis Web site at http://www.ecyclestlouis.org/search.php.
Solid Waste Solutions Corp.	314-966-6437	550 Ballas Park Drive	Creve Coeur	St. Louis County	Accepts electronic equipment from small businesses, corporations, government entities, school districts, etc. Each account is handled to best serve the customer. Charges are based on each contract. For more information, visit their Web site at http://www.wasteaudit.com/dojo/6/v.jsp.
Midwest Wholesalers Inc.	417-348-1400	140 State Highway T	Branson	Taney	Accepts electronic equipment from small businesses, school districts, etc. There is no charge for the equipment, but may charge a pick up fee if there is less that a full 24-foot truckload. Equipment is repaired, if possible, with a portion donated to local organizations and churches. Non-working equipment is demanufactured and the parts recycled. For more information, visit their Web site at www.mwincrecycling.com.
Computer Trade	314-630-6726	333 Leffingwell Avenue, Suite 109	Kirkwood	St. Louis County	Accepts all electronics and medical, lab and networking equipment from individuals, organizations, businesses and corporations. All items accepted free of charge. Provides data destruction on all media and hard drives. Over 90 percent of gross weight is recycled. For more information, visit their Web site at www.globalcomputertrade.com.