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Electronics Recycling Fees

Using an E-cycle coupon can greatly reduce the cost of electronics recycling. The current electronics recycling fees are:



First Item with coupon

Additional items with coupon

Regular Price (without coupon)

Monitors

$5

$8

$12

Televisions

$5

$15

$15 to $40

Other electronics and small appliances

$2

$2

$5

 

Metech Drop-Off Location (map):  Resident may drop-off electronics for recycling (fees above only apply if you have an E-cycle coupon) at:

500 W. 53rd Pl.,

Denver, CO 80216.

Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM

For more location information, please call Metech at 720-377-7700.
Why A Fee to Recycle Electronics?
Recycling electronics is not free. While there are some valuable materials contained in electronic waste, the cost to dismantle equipment into the various materials is labor intensive and expensive, especially for televisions and monitors. That is why there is a recycling charge when electronics are recycled by responsible electronics recyclers. Through program sponsors and other funding sources, Denver Recycles is able to help offset part of the recycling charge and offer discounted electronic recycling programs.
About Our Electronics Recyclng Partner: Metech
Metech Recycling is a partner with Denver Recycles in the proper recycling and disposal of electronic waste such as televisions, monitors and CPU's.  Metech has signed the Basel Action Network (BAN) pledge which states they will not engage in the exporting or dumping of e-waste, or in the use of prison labor in their recycling processes.  The Basel Action Network is an international organization that monitors the international trade of toxic wastes.
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