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Old TVs (flat-screen or CRT), computers, monitors, printers, stereo gear, cables and small electronics from Sacramento homes and offices. A single item or a full cleanout, often the same day you book.
Tell us what you've got. We quote in seconds.
Same-day is often available. You pick the window.
Two-person crew lifts and hauls it all — you don't touch a thing.
What we pick up and why it matters where it goes.
In California, TVs, monitors, laptops and most other electronics with a screen or circuit board aren't allowed in household trash. They contain metals like lead and mercury that have to be handled separately. That makes them one of the harder things to get rid of on your own.
We pick up electronics from homes and businesses across the region and take them to e-waste recycling. A single old TV is a normal pickup. So is a spare room full of computers, printers, cables and chargers.
Home offices are a big source. This September in Roseville we took a printer, several laptops and a lot of old software, about a quarter of a truck. Another Roseville home the same month had a bench and a printer to go.
TVs come in every size and era. The heavy tube TVs from the 1990s are still turning up in garages and closets, and flat screens get replaced every few years. This September in Sacramento, an old TV still in its box went out with a coffee table, a desk and some plastic shelving.
Businesses call when they upgrade or move. In Rancho Cordova this September we cleared office boxes, recycling and a few old electronics from one location, about half a load.
Electronics rarely go alone. A garage cleanout might include a fridge, a ladder and a car battery along with a box of e-waste, like one Carmichael job this August. We sort it as we load.
Please remove personal data before we come. Wipe or pull the hard drives from computers, and factory-reset phones and tablets. If you'd rather keep a drive and destroy it yourself, just take it out first.
Moving is when most electronics turn up. Drawers of old phones, a stack of DVD players, speakers that haven't been plugged in for years and a printer nobody wants to pack. We can clear all of it before the movers come.
Estate and household cleanouts almost always include electronics: an old stereo cabinet, a VCR, a desktop computer in the spare room. We sort them out of the rest of the load so they end up at e-waste recycling.
Schools, churches and nonprofits collect old equipment too. Donated computers that are too old to use, broken projectors and piles of cables are all things we can haul.
Some electronics still work. If you'd like them donated rather than recycled, let us know which ones and we'll set them aside for a charity that will take them.
Old security cameras, smart speakers, cable boxes and modems pile up after every upgrade. Most cable and internet providers want their equipment returned, so check before you add rented boxes to the pile.
Small electronics count too: microwaves, printers, game consoles, routers, speakers, keyboards and cords. Put them in a box or bag and we'll take the whole thing.
From our job records, labeled with the customer's city. No names or addresses.
Roseville · September
A printer, several laptops and a lot of software. About a quarter of a truck.
Sacramento · September
An old TV still in its box, a wooden coffee table, a desk and plastic shelves.
Rancho Cordova · September
Office boxes, recycling and old electronics. About half a load.
Carmichael · August
A refrigerator, a ladder, a battery and a load of e-waste.
Elk Grove · July
One TV and about a pickup bed's worth of household trash.
Folsom · July
A lamp, an exercise roller, a printer, kitchenware and a few bags.
A quick list or photo of what's going helps us give you a price.
A single TV or a box of small electronics starts at $74. A room's worth of equipment, or electronics mixed with other junk, is priced by truck space: $149 for a standard pickup and $749 for a full load.
For a large business pickup, send a count or a few photos and we'll quote before we come.
CRT TVs are heavy and contain leaded glass, so they're one of the items most people can't get rid of easily. Big console TVs in wooden cabinets are the heaviest of all. We carry them out and take them to e-waste recycling.
Rear-projection TVs from the 2000s are big and awkward too, and they go the same way.
When a business upgrades, the old monitors, desktops, printers and phones pile up in a back room. We can clear them along with desks, chairs and filing cabinets. See office cleanouts and commercial e-waste.
Household batteries and fluorescent bulbs are universal waste in California. Bag them separately or tape the terminals so they don't short out, and tell us they're in the pile.
Lithium batteries from laptops, tools and e-bikes can be a fire risk if damaged. Keep swollen or punctured batteries separate and tell us about them.
For free city pickup, drop-off sites and data tips, see our guide on how to dispose of e-waste in Sacramento.
Local pages: Davis, Fairfield, Galt and Citrus Heights.
Same crew, same upfront pricing across every kind of haul in Sacramento.
No surprise fees. No "we'll quote on arrival" runaround. Confirmed before we lift a thing.
Your Sacramento price comes down to trailer space. Tap any tier to see what fits in it, or get a quote built around your e-waste.
Starts at $59 (flexible date) · $74 same-day. One small item or a couple of bags.
A single item, a few boxes, or odds and ends.
A room of clutter or a treadmill plus odds and ends.
Multiple rooms of small items plus general clutter.
Half a trailer: small apartment cleanout or a packed shed.
Standard garage cleanout or a 1-bedroom apartment.
Full garage plus extras or a small 2-bedroom cleanout.
Large home cleanout or a multi-room estate clear.
Full property cleanout: 14 cubic yards, up to 2,000 lbs.
How pricing works: we don't charge by the hour. It's priced by space, you get the exact price before we lift anything, and fuel, dump fees and labor come included.
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Same-day e-waste removal across Sacramento and Northern California.
We cover the whole region. These local pages have city-specific details for e-waste & electronics removal.
A single TV or a box of small electronics starts at $74. Larger loads are priced by truck space.
No. TVs, monitors and most electronics are banned from household trash and need to be recycled.
No. Please wipe or remove drives before we come, and reset phones and tablets.
Yes, including heavy console TVs.
Yes. Tell us roughly how many units there are and where they're stored.
They go to e-waste recycling. Working items may go to donation.
Call for your upfront price. Same-day pickup is often available.
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Recent e-waste removal jobs around Sacramento.
Photos and video from our own crews on real jobs.
Electronics out of an office
Sacramento · May
Boxes of old electronics, cables and computer equipment being cleared out of a Sacramento office. The crew carried the boxes down the hallway, past the elevators, and loaded them into a rolling bin on the way down to the truck.
Home office with old monitors
Job photo
A spare room set up as a home office: a wood desk hutch, a wardrobe, bins and a couple of old CRT monitors. Old tube monitors are heavy and awkward to carry down stairs, so the crew takes them out along with the furniture and everything else in the room.
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