Recycling center in Rogers, MN

Maximum Recycling

21025 S Diamond Lake Rd Rogers MN 55374 USA

4.6 (72 reviews)

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About this center

Maximum Recycling, LLC is a recycling center in Minnesota with over six decades of experience specializing in recycling scrap metal and electronics. They accept a variety of materials including copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, appliances, batteries, circuit boards, PCs, and more. For a small fee, they also take fluorescent light bulbs, printers, CRT monitors, LCDs, refrigerators, and keyboards. What sets them apart is their commitment to professional and environmentally friendly practices, making sure both consumers and businesses can recycle their items ethically. They offer services for both non-ferrous and ferrous metals, and are dedicated to the ethical recycling of all scrap metal and electronic scrap. Additionally, they provide IT asset management services, breaking down electronics into base parts.

Materials accepted & services

copper aluminum aluminum cans brass stainless steel insulated wire Christmas lights sheet iron prepared steel appliances

Services offered

scrap metal purchasing
scrap electronics purchasing
end-of-life electronics recycling
IT asset management

Areas served

Minnesota

Frequently asked questions

What metals does Maximum Recycling purchase?

The site says it purchases non-ferrous and ferrous metals, including copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, wire, and steel.

Does Maximum Recycling handle electronics?

Yes. It describes itself as an end-of-life electronics recycler and lists PCs, circuit boards, monitors, TVs, printers, and other electronics.

Are any items subject to a fee?

The site says fluorescent bulbs, printers, CRT monitors and TVs, LCDs, refrigerators, and keyboards are accepted for a small fee.

Reviews & pricing

Note: Prices are user-reported and subject to change. Contact the center directly for current rates.

Mike Lowrey

5 months ago

Google review

What always unnerves me when I arrive at a new scrap yard is when they offer to help unload. I'm not an experienced scrapper and their small talk makes it clear that I might not know what I'm doing. I can’t help but feel like I’m about to be taken advantage of especially when the prices they offer seem unfair. It feels like this place is no better than a small-town thief. Honestly what happened here feels criminal to me. If you offer me less for #2 copper than anyone else that’s not just bad business—it feels like theft. And if your scales are inaccurate or if you’re dishonest that’s a serious issue. Many people feel embarrassed about taking scrap to a recycling center. So they do nothing about it and you keep getting away with what your doing. Well I'll be back and you better believe I'll weigh everything before coming and be prompt to say something if it's off.

speedee sparky

6 months ago

Google review

The team members were friendly to me and were extra helpful unloading with me the things that were to heavy for me to lift. They took real good care of me. I also appreciate that they are clearly a supporter of the local C.R.O.S.S. food shelf. Thank you Maximum Recycling.

Jonathan Rein

5 months ago

Google review

Great people fair prices and always looking to get you the most for what you bring in. They pay the best in the state for circuit boards hard drives etc... They specialize in it Wednesdays during the summer months is weener Wednesday. Fres dogs sodas and chips. Leave with cash and some lunch for free. Can't beat it.

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