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TV & E-Waste Removal Charlotte
TV Removal in Charlotte
You can’t put an old TV out with the trash in Charlotte: North Carolina bans discarded televisions and computer equipment from its landfills, and the city’s regular collection won’t take electronics. We pick them up and take them to recyclers. A 42–65 inch TV is $68, a monitor $58, a desktop tower $62.
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TV and Electronics Prices in Charlotte
Priced by screen size and item type. Recycling is part of the price, not an add-on.
Electronics Price List
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| TV (under 42") | $62 |
| TV (42"–65") | $68 |
| TV (65" and up) | $73 |
| Computer Monitor | $58 |
| Desktop Computer / Tower | $62 |
| Printer (home) | $58 |
| Office Printer (freestanding) | $71 |
| Stereo / Sound System | $52 |
| Box of Electronics (cables, keyboards) | $77 |
Wall-Mounted Sets
The crew takes TVs off standard wall mounts and will take the bracket as well if you want it gone. Patching the drywall afterward is yours.
Tell us about the mount when you book so the right tools come along.
North Carolina’s Landfill Bans, in Plain Terms
State law — G.S. 130A-309.10(f) — lists what North Carolina landfills can’t accept. Several are things people try to throw out every week.
Televisions
Discarded TVs are banned outright, whatever their size or age.
Computer Equipment
Towers, laptops, monitors and similar gear have to be recycled rather than buried.
White Goods and Tires
Refrigerators, washers and other large appliances are banned, and so are whole scrap tires and lead-acid batteries.
Lithium-Ion Batteries
Starting December 1, 2026, lithium-ion batteries join the list — e-bike packs, scooter batteries, power-tool batteries.
Pineville’s scheduled bulky pickup, for example, specifically excludes televisions and computers. When we collect electronics, they go to recyclers that recover the metals, glass and circuit boards.
Electronics We Pick Up
Screens
- Flat-screen TVs
- Old tube TVs
- Projection sets
- Monitors
Computers
- Desktop towers
- Laptops
- Servers from a home office
- Keyboards and cables
Office Gear
- Printers and copiers
- Shredders
- Phone systems
- Docking stations
Audio
- Stereos and receivers
- Speakers
- Subwoofers
- Turntables
TV Removal Around Charlotte
TV & Electronics FAQs
How much does TV removal cost in Charlotte?
A TV under 42 inches is $62, 42 to 65 inches $68, and 65 inches or larger $73, recycling included.
Can I put a TV in the trash in North Carolina?
No. North Carolina bans discarded televisions from landfills, and the City of Charlotte doesn’t take electronics in regular collection.
Will you take a TV off the wall?
Yes, from standard mounts, bracket included on request. Wall repair afterward isn’t part of the job.
Do you recycle old computers?
Yes. A desktop tower is $62 and a monitor $58; both go to an electronics recycler.
Should I wipe my hard drive first?
Yes. We don’t offer certified data destruction, so remove or wipe drives before the pickup.
What about e-bike and scooter batteries?
Lithium-ion batteries are banned from North Carolina landfills starting December 1, 2026. Mention them when you book so they’re kept separate and handled safely.
Do you pick up electronics in South Carolina too?
Yes — Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Indian Land, Lake Wylie and north Rock Hill, at Charlotte prices.
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