Electronics Removal Greeley, CO | E-Waste & TV Pickup From $59
Greeley Junk Removal Pros provides electronics removal in Greeley, CO, hauling TVs of every size, computers, monitors and e-waste from homes, offices and rentals, starting at $59.
Your data is wiped to the NIST 800-88 standard, and every item is recycled through certified R2 facilities under Colorado’s Senate Bill 12-133 landfill ban, with same and next-day pickup across Weld County.
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Electronics & E-Waste Removal in Greeley, CO: From $59, Same & Next-Day Pickup
A dead TV is a special kind of stuck. It is too heavy to carry out alone, too big for most cars, and nobody wants it. The trash truck will not take it. The landfill cannot take it. The free county event runs two mornings a year, and you haul it there yourself.
That is why people call us. Greeley Junk Removal Pros provides electronics removal in Greeley, CO. We pick up TVs, computers, monitors, and e-waste from homes, rentals, garages, and offices. Broken, outdated, or still working, we take it from wherever it sits, and we handle your data safety and proper electronics recycling too.
Call +1 970-368-8929 and tell us what you have. Most pickups happen the same day or the next day.
Call NowWhat Is E-Waste?
E-waste is any discarded device with a plug, a battery, or a circuit board. It includes old TVs, computers, phones, printers, and game consoles, and it is the fastest-growing waste stream in the world.
Common examples of e-waste:
TVs and Monitors
Computers and Laptops
Phones and Tablets
Printers and Copiers
Game Consoles and Batteries
E-waste cannot go in your trash, because many devices hold hazardous materials like lead, mercury, and cadmium. Safe electronics disposal means the device is dismantled, the hazardous parts are handled under the rules, and the useful metals inside are recovered.
What Electronics Do We Remove in Greeley?
If it has a screen, a plug, or a battery, we can haul it. This is what our electronics removal in Greeley covers:
TVs of Every Kind
Flat-screen TVs (LCD, LED, plasma, and OLED), smart TVs, curved TVs, CRT and tube TVs, wooden console TVs, rear-projection and DLP sets, and cracked-screen TVs. If it ever showed a picture, we take it.
Computers & Data Devices
Desktop computers and towers, laptops and notebooks, CRT and flat monitors, tablets, cell phones, and hard drives. One home-office machine or a full floor of office computers, we clear them all.
Office Electronics
Printers, scanners, copiers, fax machines, servers, projectors, modems, and routers. The heavy copier nobody wants to carry is a normal job.
Home Electronics & Sound
Game consoles (Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo), stereos and sound systems, speakers, radios, DVD and Blu-ray players, VCRs, cameras, and microwaves.
Batteries, Cords & Extras
Lithium-ion, rechargeable, single-use, and lead-acid batteries, plus cables and cords, chargers, remotes, TV stands and wall mounts. Small items ride along free with any big pickup.
Brands We Take
Samsung, LG, Sony (including Trinitron), Vizio, TCL, Hisense, Toshiba, Panasonic, Philips, Magnavox, RCA, Crosley, Mitsubishi, Insignia, Dynex, Apple, Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer, ASUS, and Packard Bell. If it needs to go, we take it.
How Much Does Electronics Removal Cost in Greeley?
The honest core is simple: most of our electronics jobs land between $59 and $300, and you approve the exact price before we lift anything. A load with one TV is priced differently from a garage or office cleared to the walls, so here is the full picture by load size:
One TV or a Few Small Electronics
SMALL LOAD
$59 to $110
Quarter Truckload
SMALL LOAD
$150 to $180
Half Truckload
MEDIUM LOAD
$200 to $300
Full Truckload
LARGE LOAD
$400 to $650
Whole-Property Electronics Cleanout
LARGE LOAD
Priced After a Quick Walk-Through
Your price is confirmed before we lift a thing. Text us a photo of the pile, describe it on the call, or book an in-person quote. There are no add-on surprises later, because the price is agreed up front, not invented at the door.
For comparison: the national electronics pickup networks listing Greeley start at $60 and $75. We start at $59, and because we are a local crew, the person who quotes your job is on the truck that does it.
What Moves the Price Inside Each Range
The bulk of the load, meaning size and weight, not a per-item meter
Carrying distance and stairs, like a console TV coming up from a basement
One big item against a full garage or office pile
Several heavy CRT or projection TVs in one load
Same-day urgency against a next-day booking
One television on its own is a real booking here, not a job too small to bother with. A single 27-inch tube TV or one flat-screen starts at $59. Old floor-model and console TVs take two people to move safely, so they usually land between $89 and $150 depending on size, weight, and stairs. You always approve the exact price before we lift anything.
The TVs Nobody Else Will Take
A tube TV keeps its weight low and deep, so it wants to tip forward as it moves.
Tube and Console TVs (CRT, Rear-Projection, Floor Models)
A typical 36-inch CRT weighs 150 to 200 pounds. One person cannot safely carry that, and the people giving it away usually cannot help. Our crew brings the dolly, the straps, and the second pair of hands.
The picture tube holds about 4 pounds of leaded glass, up to 8 pounds in the biggest sets, so the glass is toxic when it breaks. Our crew carries tubes upright, wrapped, and separately from flat panels. A cracked tube is packed so fragments and dust stay contained, and it goes to certified dismantlers built for leaded glass.
Rear-projection sets are wide, heavy, and awkward, and consoles are furniture, so they are carried exactly like furniture.
Old tube TVs are having a second life with retro gamers hunting Trinitron sets, so when one powers up, we offer donation or reuse before recycling.
Big Flat-Screens and Wall-Mounted Sets
For flat-screens, the problem is not weight, it is leverage. A 75-inch panel weighs 70 to 100 pounds and flexes as it moves, so two people carry it flat and upright.
We unhook the cables, remove the wall mount, provide a written condition note and photos, and carry the screen flat.
Heavy Basement Finds and Odd Cases
The heavy finds are nearly always in basements, which is why electronics removal and basement cleanout in Greeley often end up as the same job.
A grey-market satellite dish carries electronics worth recycling.
Quick tip: Write E-WASTE on a strip of blue painter’s tape on the back of each TV, keep the remotes with the set, and the job runs smoothly. That same tape trick is the two-minute prep that makes any pickup faster. There’s no need to unplug everything or drag it to the curb.
Your Data Stays Safe: Wiping, Drive Removal & Proof
Most computer disposal Greeley searches are really about one thing: the data. Old laptops and desktops hold tax files, photos, saved passwords, and bank logins. A factory reset does not fully erase a drive. Recovery software can pull files back after a reset, which is why a standard exists.
We follow NIST 800-88, the federal guideline for clearing data from devices. Depending on the device, that means a data wipe (Clear or Purge) or physical destruction of the drive (Destroy). We can remove the hard drive and hand it back to you, while the rest of the machine goes to recycling. Offices can get a Certificate of Destruction.
Certified Wipe
Data cleared the NIST 800-88 way, Clear or Purge, with a Certificate of Destruction for offices.
Physical Destruction
The drive itself is destroyed, the right call for dead drives that cannot be wiped.
Drive Handed Back
We remove the hard drive and hand it to you. The machine leaves, your data never does.
Do not forget the TV: a smart TV holds your Wi-Fi password and streaming logins. Reset it before it leaves, or tell us and we will treat it as a data device too.
Before any screen leaves, pull out USB drives, memory cards, and streaming sticks like a Roku or Fire TV stick. They hold your accounts too, and they are easy to forget in the back of a TV.
Compare that with the free county event. You sign a release: the county is not responsible for information left on your items. Your data is your own problem. With us, it is handled the way you chose.
We Remove Electronics From Wherever They Sit
Most people do not call us because the TV is old. They call because they cannot move it, or nobody will take it.
Basements & Upstairs
Heavy old TVs drift down to basements and stay there. A 27-inch tube TV can take three or four people and a dolly to move. We carry big sets up basement stairs and down from upstairs rooms. You do not need to drag anything to the curb.
Offices & Commercial Spaces
Offices collect dead electronics in storage rooms. Whole floors of computers, monitors, and printers are a normal cleanout for us. Businesses cannot use the free county events, because the county takes no business waste, so pickup is the only simple route. This year, a business clearing a property in Loveland had 1980s tube TVs that even rage rooms refused. We take those.
Rentals & Landlord Cleanouts
Tenants move out and leave TVs, monitors, and cords behind, and landlords around the University of Northern Colorado see it every semester. We clear the full set in one visit, so the unit can be cleaned and rented again fast.
How Our Electronics Removal Works
Our electronics removal in Greeley follows five simple steps:
Get Your Price First
We confirm the full price before any work starts. No surprises later.
Pick Your Time
Same-day and next-day slots are open most days, Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 18:00.
We Do the Lifting
Down the basement stairs, off the wall, out of the storage room, wherever it sits.
We Handle the Rest
Your data is wiped or the drive destroyed. Working items go to donation when we can. The rest go to certified electronics recyclers.
What Happens to Your Electronics? Recycling, Lead & the Law
Colorado Law: Senate Bill 12-133
Colorado settled this question in 2013. Under the Colorado Electronic Recycling Jobs Act (Senate Bill 12-133), electronics have been banned from Colorado landfills since July 1, 2013. The ban covers TVs, computers, monitors, printers, laptops, tablets, and video game consoles. So the trash can and the dumpster are not legal options.
Why Tube TVs Need Special Care
Old tube TVs need special care: the glass in a CRT holds about 4 pounds of lead, and up to 8 pounds in a large set. Under the EPA CRT rule, that glass counts as hazardous waste when it is thrown away. That is why recyclers charge to process tube TVs: an old TV has no scrap value.
Lead is not the only problem inside old electronics. Screens and boards can also hold mercury, cadmium, chromium, zinc, and brominated flame retardants, which is why certified handling matters.
Donation First, Then Certified Recycling
Working electronics go to donation when a charity or school can use them. Everything else goes to certified electronics recycling facilities that work to the R2 Standard and e-Stewards standards. Items are dismantled, sorted, and shredded, and the metals inside are recovered:
Dropping Items Yourself?
If you are looking into scrap metal recycling greeley co options, keep this in mind: the metal value only pays at a recycler’s scale, not one TV at a time. Greeley residents can drop batteries and cell phones at the Weld County Household Hazardous Waste facility at 1311 N 17th Ave, but you have to get it there yourself. Bring an ID that proves Weld County residency, and you can call their hotline at (970) 400-2233 with questions.
Comparing electronics recycling options around Greeley? A few local names help. The county also runs a south facility in Dacono, at 5500 Hwy 52. I.T. Refresh is the certified collector at the county events. SEI Recycling in Greeley offers pickup for big loads, and Metro Waste in Greeley does not take electronics at all, which is why so many people end up calling a hauler.
Free County E-Waste Events vs. Paid Pickup: What’s the Difference?
If you are comparing your options for electronics removal in Greeley, here is the full picture:
The County Event Works If:
Two mornings a year only. In 2026: May 16 at 1250 H St in Greeley, and June 6 at Frederick High School, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Your items fit in a standard car, and you are a resident with a small load. No trailers, no business waste.
You haul it there yourself, with space for 600 vehicles and reservations encouraged.
You are fine signing a release: the county is not responsible for data left on your devices.
We Take It When the Event Cannot:
Any week of the year, Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 18:00, same-day or next-day most days
Big TVs of any size, tube TVs, and console TVs, carried out from inside your home
Business and landlord loads, which the county cannot accept
Data wiped to the NIST 800-88 standard, or the drive destroyed
If your load is small, your TV fits in your car, and you can wait for May or June, the county event is a fair deal. If your TV is huge, your basement is full, or you need it gone this week, call Greeley Junk Removal Pros at +1 970-368-8929.
Electronics Removal in Greeley: Areas We Serve
We provide electronics removal, e-waste pickup, and electronics disposal across all of Greeley, in neighborhoods like Glenmere, Downtown, Kelly Farm, the UNC campus area, Lincoln Park, Westgate, Highland Hills, and Promontory. Around Greeley, we also serve Eaton, Ault, La Salle, Kersey, Milliken, and Severance.
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Getting rid of more than electronics? We also handle appliance removal and furniture removal.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does electronics removal cost in Greeley?
Electronics removal in Greeley costs $59 to $110 for a single item, based on the item, its weight, and where it sits. Bigger loads go by truck space: a quarter truck is $150 to $180, a half truck is $200 to $300, and a full truck is $400 to $650. We confirm the price before we start.
I have a huge broken TV, 75 inches. Will you take it?
Yes. There is no size limit with us, and we carry the TV out from the room it sits in. Best Buy only accepts flat panels under 50 inches, so a 75 inch set has nowhere to go at a store. Big broken TVs are our most common job.
How do I get rid of an old CRT or console TV nobody will take?
Call us. Tube and console TVs are refused almost everywhere: the glass holds about 4 pounds of lead, and the set is heavy. Goodwill and Staples will not take TVs, and Colorado landfills have been banned from taking them since 2013. We pick them up and send them to certified recyclers, which is what safe electronics disposal looks like for a tube TV.
What happens to the data on my computer or phone?
You choose. We can wipe the drive to the NIST 800-88 standard, remove the hard drive and hand it back to you, or destroy the drive. A factory reset is not enough, because recovery software can pull files back. Offices can get a Certificate of Destruction. At the county event, your data is your own responsibility.
Can I just put a TV in the trash or take it to the landfill?
No. Under the Colorado Electronic Recycling Jobs Act (Senate Bill 12-133), electronics have been banned from Colorado landfills since July 1, 2013. Trash trucks leave TVs at the curb, and landfills refuse e-waste at the gate. A TV has to go to a recycler, a county event, or a pickup service.
Why won’t Best Buy or Goodwill take my TV?
Best Buy takes TVs and monitors for $29.99 each at its Greeley store, but only tube TVs under 32 inches and flat panels under 50 inches. Big old sets cost more to recycle than that fee covers. Goodwill’s Dell Reconnect program takes computers and monitors, but not TVs. Staples refuses TVs, and it has no store in Greeley.
When is the free Weld County e-waste event, and is it right for me?
Weld County holds two free events a year: in 2026, May 16 in Greeley and June 6 in Frederick, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., reservations encouraged, 600 vehicles max. The event is right for you if your items fit in your car and you can wait. No business waste, no trailers, and you haul it yourself.
My TV or computer still works. Should I donate it instead?
If it works, donation is a good first choice. Goodwill at 2510 47th Ave in Greeley takes working computers and monitors through the Dell Reconnect program, but it does not take TVs, working or not. Charities refuse old tube TVs because of the lead glass and the recycling cost. If nobody will take your working TV, or you cannot move it, we can haul away the working set with the rest of your junk in one visit, and working items go to donation when we can.
Can a business or landlord use you for electronics?
Yes, and for businesses we are often the only simple option, because the free county events accept no business waste. We clear offices, storage rooms, and rental units in one visit: computers, monitors, printers, and TVs. We wipe data to the NIST 800-88 standard and can provide a Certificate of Destruction.
Do you take batteries?
Yes. We take lithium-ion, rechargeable, single-use, and lead-acid batteries, and they ride along with a TV or computer pickup. Never put lithium batteries in your trash: they can start fires in trash trucks and sorting plants. Tape the ends, or bag each battery separately. The Weld County HHW facility at 1311 N 17th Ave accepts batteries from residents for drop-off.
Can I get same-day electronics pickup in Greeley?
Most days, yes. Call +1 970-368-8929 before the afternoon and we can usually offer a same-day or next-day slot. We work Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 18:00. Send a photo, and we will confirm your price and time in the same call.