With Pennsylvania’s new law prohibiting the disposal of computer equipment with municipal waste, Brenner Recycling of Hazleton recently announced that it has become an electronic recycling center, said Paul Brenner, president.
“Since Jan. 24, it has become illegal to dispose of desktop computers, laptop computers, computer monitors, computer peripherals, televisions and any components of such devices with your household garbage,” Brenner said.
“We have been in the recycling business since 1925 and now are providing a means for people to properly dispose of their old computers, printers and peripherals and get paid for them at the same time,” he said.
People disposing of old computer monitors, however, will have to pay a fee of $5 per monitor since Brenner has to pay to dispose of them properly.
“People can visit our website at brennerrecycling.com to see the current prices we are paying for electronics and for all other materials that we accept at our recycling center,” Brenner said.
Brenner Recycling is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. until noon.
Serving the scrap metal and recycling needs of northeastern Pennsylvania for more than 85 years, Brenner Recycling offers the region’s premier full-service solution for industrial, residential and personal recycling – including pickup and delivery for industrial clients within 75 miles of Hazleton, PA.
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We accept and buy a range of materials – from various ferrous and non-ferrous metals to newspaper and cardboard. You can count on us to offer the best market prices with flexible payment options, including cash.