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We buy scrap electronics, circuit boards, and non-iron metals based on current commodity values. Drop off at our Edwardsville facility or arrange a pickup for larger loads.
St. Louis scrap metal recycling for electricians, contractors, HVAC companies, and local businesses. We purchase copper, aluminum, brass, and other non-iron scrap.
Pull in and our team handles the rest.
Available for businesses and organizations with qualifying e-waste volume.
Transparent, commodity-based pricing with tiered rates for high-volume sellers.
CJD holds R2v3 certification across E and A sub-categories and is an EPA-approved electronics recycler for the St. Louis Metro area. Every item we process meets rigorous standards for responsible material recovery, and our certifications are reviewed annually.
Our electronics recycling program in the St. Louis Metro area serves a wide range of industries and organization types.
Do you accept televisions?
Yes. CRT televisions have a recycling fee of $5–$35 depending on size. Projection, console, and
plasma televisions have a recycling fee of $25–$35 depending on size. Flat Screen LCD and LED
televisions are accepted at no charge.
What items do you accept?
We accept most electronics with a power cord and a wide variety of metal items. Some items
require recycling fees.
Where are you located?
Our recycling center is located at 5257 N. State Route 157, Edwardsville, IL 62025. Business hours
are Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Do you accept computer monitors?
Yes. CRT monitors without a computer tower have a recycling fee of $5–$15 depending on size.
Flat Screen LCD and LED monitors have a recycling fee of $1–$10 depending on size. Monitors
brought in with a computer tower are accepted at no charge.
Do you buy circuit boards and PCBs?
Yes. Circuit board recycling is one of our highest priorities. We grade and purchase PCBs of all types from manufacturers, industrial operations, small recyclers, and anyone generating board material as part of their regular operation.
Do you recycle batteries?
Yes. We accept alkaline batteries, Ni-Cd batteries, and other select battery types for recycling.
Do you recycle light bulbs?
Yes. Light bulbs are accepted for recycling. Fees vary depending on the type of bulb.
Do you offer pickup services?
Yes. We offer residential and business pickup services. Customers can submit a Pickup Request
Form on our website, and our team will contact them with pricing and scheduling information.
Do you purchase scrap material?
Yes. We purchase scrap material in bulk quantities.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Appointments are not required for drop-offs during normal business hours.
Can I drop off items without calling ahead?
Yes. Customers are welcome to drop off acceptable items during our regular business hours
without calling ahead.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept cash, check, and credit/debit cards.
What items do you NOT accept?
We do not accept construction materials, textiles, DVDs, VHS tapes, CDs, cassette tapes,
remanufactured ink or toner, radioactive or flammable materials, hazardous materials, household
smoke detectors, non-electronic waste (including tires, wood, office waste, roofing materials, and
dirt), firearms, ammunition, shells, explosives, PCB-containing equipment, prescription medications,
over-the-counter medications, illegal drugs, devices containing mercury, equipment containing
asbestos or radioactive components, infectious or pathological waste, pesticides, oil filters, airbags,
lead, or mercury switches.
