North Dakota E-Waste Llc
Recycling Center in Bismarck, North Dakota
About This Location
North Dakota E-Waste LLC at 5015 Platoon Ave, Bismarck, ND specializes in secure electronics recycling and data destruction for businesses, schools, government agencies, and healthcare providers throughout North Dakota.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics
What they do not accept
Fees
- Commercial electronics recycling — Contact facility for pricing; pickup may be free depending on volume
- Onsite hard drive shredding with witnessed destruction — Contact facility for pricing
Programs & events
- Community Electronics Recycling Events — ND E-Waste organizes public electronics recycling events at various locations across North Dakota. Check ndewaste.com/computer-recycling-events for upcoming dates.
- Onsite Hard Drive Shredding — Hard drives are shredded at the client's location with the customer witnessing destruction. Certificates of destruction provided.
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Bismarck residents drop off old electronics at North Dakota E-Waste?
No. ND E-Waste explicitly does not accept residential e-waste. Bismarck residents should use the City of Bismarck Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Recycling Center at 2111 N 52nd St, open weekdays 7 AM–3 PM and the first and third Saturday 9 AM–2 PM. Electronics disposal is free for Bismarck city residents with a valid ID.
What types of businesses does North Dakota E-Waste serve?
The company serves large and small businesses, school districts, government agencies, municipalities, banks, and healthcare providers throughout North Dakota. Pickup service is available statewide.
Does North Dakota E-Waste offer certified data destruction?
Yes. They provide onsite hard drive shredding with witnessed destruction so hard drives never leave your sight until shredded, along with certificates of destruction. Contact them at (701) 580-2536 or info@ndewaste.com to schedule.
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