Bernath Recycling
Recycling Center in Fargo, North Dakota
About This Location
Bernath Recycling at 4045 3rd Ave N in Fargo, North Dakota is a locally owned scrap metal and electronics recycler that pays cash for ferrous and non-ferrous metals, batteries, circuit boards, catalytic converters, and more.
What this location Accepts
Related recycling guides: Electronics · Batteries · Appliances
What they do not accept
Fees
- Alkaline batteries (disposal) — $0.50/lb
- Most lithium primary batteries (disposal) — $4.00/lb
- CRT monitors or flat screens — $10+ each
- Printers, keyboards, mice — $0.25/lb
- Scrap metals — facility pays cash (buy price varies by commodity) — Cash paid to customer
Access & restrictions
Walk-in (no appointment) · Walk-in welcome during business hours; commercial and residential both accepted
Programs & events
- Roll-Off Container Service — Roll-off containers available for scrap metal and debris removal projects
- Nationwide Metal Brokering — Brokers metals, electronics, and batteries across the country for larger commercial volumes
- Custom Crushing and Shearing — On-site crushing and shearing services for large metal items
Materials, fees and hours can change — call ahead to confirm before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Bernath Recycling in Fargo pay cash for scrap metal?
Yes. Bernath Recycling purchases ferrous and non-ferrous metals including aluminum, copper, brass, steel, and specialty alloys. Pricing varies by commodity and market rates; call (701) 361-5821 for current prices.
Does Bernath accept old TVs and computers?
Yes, but with a disposal fee. CRT and flat-screen TVs cost $10 or more each; printers, keyboards, and mice are charged at $0.25/lb. Circuit boards and electronics may have buy value depending on type.
Does Bernath Recycling take air conditioners?
No. A/C units containing Freon are not accepted at Bernath Recycling. Contact Cass County or the City of Fargo for appliance recycling options that handle refrigerants.
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