ITAD Companies & Certified Recyclers in Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Looking for ITAD companies in Minneapolis? Minneapolis, Minnesota has 5 certified electronics recyclers and IT asset disposition (ITAD) providers listed in the ITAD Finder directory. Of these, 5 hold R2 certification — each independently audited for environmental compliance, data security, and responsible downstream vendor management. These facilities serve Minneapolis businesses and organizations requiring compliant IT asset disposition, secure data destruction, and e-waste recycling services. All listed facilities are verified through the official R2 and e-Stewards certification registries.

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WM Recycle America Co.

Minneapolis, MN

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Gophermods, LLC

Minneapolis, MN

R2 Certified

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Electronics Recycling in Minneapolis: FAQs

How many certified electronics recyclers are in Minneapolis, MN?
There are currently 5 certified electronics recyclers in Minneapolis, Minnesota — 5 holding R2 certification. All listings are verified against the official R2 and e-Stewards certification registries.
How much does electronics recycling cost in Minneapolis?
Costs vary by equipment type and volume. Typical ranges are $5–$15 per laptop, $8–$20 per desktop, and $15–$50 per server, with data destruction adding $5–$15 per drive. Newer equipment with resale value can offset or even eliminate disposal costs. The best way to get exact pricing is to request free quotes from certified Minneapolis providers.
Do Minneapolis electronics recyclers provide certificates of data destruction?
Yes — R2 and e-Stewards certified facilities provide serialized certificates of data destruction listing each drive by serial number, the sanitization method used (per NIST 800-88), and the date destroyed. This documentation is essential for HIPAA, GLBA, and other compliance requirements.
What certification should an electronics recycler in Minneapolis have?
Look for R2 (Responsible Recycling) or e-Stewards certification. Both require annual third-party audits covering data security, environmental compliance, and downstream vendor management. Every facility listed on this page holds at least one of these certifications.