Midwest Recycling Center - St. Louis
11139 S Towne Square, 2233 S. Huron Dr., St. Louis, Missouri, United States

St. Louis / South County Electronics Recycling

Certified St. Louis South County, Missouri End of Life Electronics & Appliance Recycling

Our St. Louis South County, Missouri end of life electronics recycling facility is located in Mehlville, off Lindbergh and 55. Take St Johns Church Rd, between the Casa Gallardo and Denny’s on Lindbergh, and then turn right just before the Aldi. This road will turn into S. Towne Sq. We are at 11139, in Suite A. It is the second building on the left, directly across from Voss Properties

You can bring by anything that uses a power cord or battery to drop off for recycling, including appliances. No appointment is needed, and most electronics can be recycled for free! We can help you unload your vehicle (especially if you have something heavy), and can provide certificates of proper recycling upon request. Simply walk right in the front door, and we will be ready to help you, and answer any questions you have.

The basic rule at MRC is that we accept anything that plugs into a wall, or takes batteries (even if they are broken), excluding thermostats and smoke detectors. We can recycle alkaline batteries for $1 per pound. We cannot accept light bulbs for electronics recycling.

While many items can be recycled for free, we must charge for TVs, some computer monitors, and items containing Freon, such as Refrigerators and AC Units.

Our MRC Recycling facility in Park Hills is one of the few recycling centers in the state of Missouri that have achieved both R2 National, and Level 4 State certifications.We have been audited for process and management of material. End markets have been audited to prove that all material is going where it should (no overseas glass fields). We have an environmental management system, a written closure plan on file with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, and financial assurance in place to pay a certified third party to clean up any material in the event that MRC Recycling should go bankrupt.

Normally when a recycler goes out of business they leave a huge mess consisting largely of monitors and leaded glass. If the Environmental Protection Agency or Department of Natural Resources find paperwork or asset tags of any entity, the financial responsibility to have the material properly recycled goes back to the producer of the material.When you recycle with MRC, you can have peace of mind knowing that you are already absolved of any potential liability, from materials handling to identity theft, even if the worst case scenario were to play out.We have no intention of closing our doors any time soon, but even if we do, you are protected.

Protection from Identity Theft

Much of your electronic equipment contains sensitive information which requires certain expertise to properly dispose of. MRC offers this expertise, and is capable of protecting our clients from any concern in regard to identity theft and sensitive information release, while diverting your e-waste from landfills.MRC Recycling offers data destruction services for customers with every kind of need, from a single laptop, to an entire IT department. All End of Life Electronics can be recycled securely with MRC, at any scale.Our equipment for data destruction includes Department of Defense standards compliant hard drive erasure software, as well as an industrial degausser, hydraulic hole punch, and a mobile shred truck for on-site hard drive and magnetic media destruction.Our processing facility is outfitted with a security system which includes video surveillance.

Protecting Your Clients, Employees, and Self

We have been in the electronic waste management business for over a decade, and have learned much. The demand for e-waste management is rising, and with it, throngs of inexperienced recyclers who may be unwittingly putting their customers at risk due to lax practices.Because of this, we encourage all potential clients to exercise their due diligence in protecting themselves, their employees, and their clients when making decisions on how to handle their end-of-life electronic equipment.

Know who you are working with. Investigate the certifications and references of any company or individual you are considering trusting with the disposal of your equipment. See first-hand where your information is going, and witness how it is being handled. Ask to tour their facilities.Tour our facilities. We welcome you.We are proud of what we are doing and we would love to show you.

History

MRC started in the appliance business in 1998. We specialized in the sales and service of new and reconditioned appliances and televisions. Watching the changes in technology over the years, and seeing the difficulty people were having in the disposal of old televisions, we knew something needed to be done. At the time, we had no solution.In 2002, chance would have it that we would receive a call from our county solid waste district. They wanted to know if we would be interested in collecting e-waste. The following year, MRC began recycling electronics.Initially, MRC only collected from individuals and schools at our store front. Within a few months, we began hosting community recycling events. These events are typically sponsored and/or promoted by schools, businesses, or government entities.

Hard Drive Shredding

Worried about what might be on your company’s hard drives? Are you the person or department responsible if personal or sensitive information is compromised?If you answered yes, then you need to contact MRC Recycling.

MRC Recycling, offers hard drive shredding at your facility to help make sure you stay secure and have piece of mind. Our on-site mobile shredder can show up at your shop at a time that best works for you. We will serialize each individual hard drive before shredding them into a thousand pieces right in front of you, ensuring no information will be recoverable.Upon completion and before leaving the premises, MRC will provide you with a certificate listing the serial numbers of each hard drive you just witnessed being shredded.

Free Recycling Pickups

We do all of the heavy lifting for you!MRC offers free end of life electronics recycling pickups for businesses, churches, and municipalities with computers & other electronics in quantity. We offer certificates of recycling and/or destruction for all business pickups.MRC has many end of life electronics recycling drop-off locations for local residents around the St. Louis, Jefferson City, and Independence, Missouri areas. We would love for you to stop by and drop off your unwanted electronics and appliances!