Electronics Disposal and E-Waste Recycling.
Old TVs, computers, and devices handled properly — not dumped in a landfill.
The electronics disposal brief.
Electronic waste contains lead, mercury, cadmium, and other hazardous materials that should never go in regular trash. Our electronics disposal service removes old computers, monitors, TVs, printers, and other devices from your home and ensures they reach certified e-waste recycling facilities. Data-bearing devices can be wiped or physically destroyed for security. We handle everything from a single old TV to entire home offices full of outdated equipment. Proper e-waste disposal is not just the responsible choice — in many jurisdictions it is the law.
Who books this.
- 01Households with old computers, TVs, or electronics piling up
- 02Home office upgrades where old equipment needs proper disposal
- 03Businesses clearing out outdated technology
- 04Anyone concerned about data security on old devices
What you get.
Certified E-Waste Recycling
All electronics go to R2 or e-Stewards certified facilities. Materials are recovered responsibly, not shipped overseas for informal processing.
Data Security Options
Hard drives and storage devices can be wiped to DOD standards or physically destroyed. Certificate of destruction available on request.
We Take Everything
TVs, monitors, computers, laptops, printers, cables, keyboards, mice, routers, old phones — if it has a circuit board, we take it.
The process.
List Your Electronics
Tell us what devices you need removed. Note any data security requirements for devices with hard drives or storage.
Pickup and Documentation
We pick up all electronics from your home, document serial numbers if needed, and handle data destruction requests.
Certified Recycling
All items go to certified e-waste recycling facilities. You receive confirmation of proper disposal and data destruction certificates if requested.
How the price lands.
Electronics disposal starts at $49 for small items (computers, monitors). Large items like TVs start at $69. Bulk electronics from home offices or full-home cleanouts are priced by volume. Data destruction is an additional $25-50 per device.
Get your exact price →Common questions.
Q.Is it illegal to throw electronics in the trash?
In Oregon, it is illegal to dispose of electronics in regular trash. TVs, computers, and monitors must be recycled through certified programs. We ensure compliance.
Q.Can you destroy my hard drive?
Yes. We offer DOD-standard data wiping or physical destruction of hard drives and storage devices. Certificate of destruction is available.
Q.Do you take old CRT TVs?
Yes. CRT TVs contain lead and require special handling. We accept all TV types including old CRTs, flat panels, and projectors.
Q.What about batteries?
We accept batteries as part of electronics disposal. Lithium-ion, lead-acid, and other battery types are handled through appropriate recycling channels.
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