E-Waste Removal Service in Orange County
Old TVs, computers, and printers picked up and routed to certified recyclers — drives data-destroyed, CRTs handled, nothing to landfill.
Serving Santa Ana, CA · Upfront per-item pricing · Certified recyclers
E-waste removal pricing in Orange County
E-waste pickups price by the item or the truckload fraction — the handling fee at certified recyclers sets the floor, so the minimum is real. A single TV pickup runs $75–$150, an eighth of a truck $99–$175, and a quarter truck $175–$300 (per haulawaypro 2026). CRT TVs and monitors carry an upcharge at most recyclers — lead glass costs more to process — and we quote it upfront, never as a surprise on pickup day. You approve the price before anything is unplugged.
| Job | Typical Orange County range |
|---|---|
| Single TV pickup | $75–$150 |
| 1/8 truckload | $99–$175 |
| Quarter truckload | $175–$300 |
| CRT TV / CRT monitor | upcharge quoted upfront |
| Rear-projection / console TV | priced as a bulky item |
Ranges are typical for Orange County (per haulawaypro 2026); your on-site quote is the final price. Recycler minimums mean single small items (a phone, a cable box) are cheapest added onto a larger pickup.
What we take (and what we don't)
- TVs and monitors — flat screens of any size, plus CRTs (upcharge quoted upfront). Rear-projection and console sets count as bulky items.
- Computers — desktops, laptops, tablets, servers. Hard drives go straight to the data-destruction stream (see below).
- Printers, scanners, copiers — ink and toner cartridges pulled and handled separately.
- Phones, stereos, game consoles — small electronics of every era, cables and accessories included.
- Small appliances with circuit boards — microwaves, coffee makers with displays, and the like.
- Batteries: flagged separately — loose lithium batteries are a fire risk in a pile. Bag them apart or tell us where they are; we handle them on their own stream.
What we can't take: wet paint, chemicals, solvents, fuels — that's Orange County household hazardous waste event territory, and we can point you to the next one.
California e-waste rules, plainly
Electronics cannot go in California landfills or regular trash — covered devices (CRTs, flat screens, laptops, and most computer equipment) must go through certified e-waste recyclers. Retailer take-back programs exist, but they don't haul a truckload of old monitors out of your garage. We route every e-waste load to certified recyclers and give you the paper trail on request — the load, the recycler, the date. No dumpster-diving risk, no fines, no guessing.
Data destruction: your drives, your call
That old desktop isn't just a desktop — it's your tax returns, your photos, your passwords. Wipe your drives before pickup day. We recommend a full wipe or physical destruction, and we can coordinate a certified data-destruction add-on if you want the certificate. One promise: we never access your data — drives go straight from your curb to the destruction or recycling stream, unopened.
How e-waste pickup works
- List the items: TVs, computers, printers — photos help, and tell us about any CRTs so the upcharge is quoted upfront.
- Approve the price: per-item or truckload fraction, on-site, before anything is unplugged.
- We carry it out: stairs, garages, storage units — you point, we lift.
- Certified recycling: the load goes to a certified e-waste recycler, with the paper trail available on request.
Frequently asked questions
How much does e-waste removal cost in Orange County?
A single TV pickup runs $75-$150, an eighth of a truck $99-$175, and a quarter truck $175-$300 (per haulawaypro 2026). CRT TVs and monitors carry an upcharge at most recyclers, which we quote upfront. You approve the exact price on-site before anything is unplugged.
Do you take old CRT TVs and monitors?
Yes. CRTs cost more to process (lead glass), so recyclers charge an upcharge -- we quote it upfront, and it's still far cheaper than a dumping fine. Rear-projection and console sets are priced as bulky items.
Can I just put electronics in the trash in California?
No. California bans covered electronic devices -- CRTs, flat screens, laptops, and most computer equipment -- from landfills and regular trash. They must go through certified e-waste recyclers, which is exactly what we do.
What happens to the data on my old computer?
Wiping is your responsibility -- do it before pickup day, or ask us to coordinate a certified data-destruction add-on. We never access your data: drives go straight from pickup to the destruction or recycling stream, unopened.
Do you recycle everything you pick up?
E-waste goes to certified recyclers, usable items go to donation partners first, and only true junk goes to permitted disposal. We can provide the paper trail -- load, recycler, date -- on request.
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