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TV Disposal

Action Junk Hauling helps with TV Disposal Removal Service

At Action Junk Hauling, we make TV  disposal and electronics removal effortless so you don’t have to lift a finger. Whether you’re upgrading to a new screen, clearing out old electronics, or removing bulky, outdated TVs from your Seattle home or business, our team handles everything from flat-screen and smart TVs to older tube TVs, computer monitors, and home entertainment equipment. Working units are donated whenever possible to local charities, while non-functional or  end-of-life units are processed at certified e-waste facilities to keep hazardous materials out of landfills. Ready to get started? Call our Seattle team or check our Junk Removal pricing to get an instant quote and schedule your pickup or book online many Seattle appointments are  same-day or next-day.

Our Service area is large – from Tacoma to Marysville we have many locations for junk removal near you

Why Choose Action Junk Hauling for your TV Disposal Service?

At Action Junk Hauling, we make TV  disposal simple, affordable, and eco-responsible for Seattle residents and businesses.

Eco-friendly recycling: We partner with certified e-waste recyclers so metals, glass, circuit boards and other materials are processed responsibly protecting Seattle’s environment.

Donation first approach: Functional televisions and electronics are donated whenever possible to local charities, shelters and reuse programs.

No heavy lifting: Our trained team handles pickup, removal and safe loading from upstairs living rooms to home offices and commercial locations.

Transparent pricing & fast booking: We offer clear Junk Removal pricing  (see link above), easy booking online or by phone, and many Seattle appointments are available same-day or next-day.

Whether you need a single television removed from your home, bulk electronics removal cleared from a business, or help creating space after a remodel, our Seattle team makes the disposal and removal process easy and reliable. Request an appointment or call now for a free estimate our local crew is ready to help.

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What types of TV Disposal service?

Action Junk Hauling removes all types of household and commercial TVs, no matter the size, weight, or condition. Whether customers search for flat-screen TV removal, old tube TV pickup, monitor haul-away, or full electronics disposal, we handle every type of television with safe, fast, and eco-friendly service. So you don’t have to worry about heavy lifting, fragile glass screens, or illegal e-waste dumping. We ensure each unit is handled responsibly through certified electronics recycling channels.

  • Combo TV/VCR Removal
  • Projection Screen Removal
  • Old Computers Removal
  • Recorders Removal
  • Console Cabinets Removal
  • DVD Players Removal
  • Picture Tube TVs Removal
  • Turntables Removal
  • 3D TVs Removal
  • Smart TVs Removal
  • Video Game Consoles Removal

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The Ultimate TV Disposal Guide 2026

How to Get Rid of Old TVs Safely, Legally, and Without the Hassle

Old televisions whether CRTs, flat screens, or projection units can be heavy, contain hazardous materials, and aren’t accepted in regular trash. This short guide walks you through the proper disposal steps and explains why hiring a professional junk removal service is often the safest, fastest, and most environmentally responsible way in Seattle and the surrounding areas.

Step 1: Identify What Kind of TV You Have

Different TVs require different disposal or recycling routes. Identify your unit first so you know the safest way to proceed.

  • CRT TVs (old box-style) Contain leaded glass and hazardous materials require certified recycling and may incur handling fees.
  • Flat-screen TVs (LCD, LED, Plasma) Contain circuit boards and panels recycle to recover metals and plastics; avoid landfill disposal.
  • Projection TVs Very heavy and bulky often not accepted curbside; professional removal is recommended.

Knowing the type helps pick the right disposal method donation, retailer drop-off, city e-waste event, or professional pickup.

Can You Haul It Yourself?

You can haul a TV yourself, but consider  these quick DIY steps to do it safely:

  • Measure your TV and vehicle clearance large flat-screens and projection TVs are awkward and heavy.
  • Use proper packing (blankets, straps) and at least two strong people to lift watch for fragile screens and glass.
  • Confirm the destination accepts your TV type check Seattle recycling center rules or retailer policies before driving there.

If DIY isn’t a good option due to heavy lifting, awkward staircases, or multiple items book online or call Action Junk Hauling’s Seattle team to schedule a junk removal service pickup and let professionals handle the removal and compliant disposal for you.

Where To Haul It To?

If you decide to haul your TV on your own, you’ll need to take it to an approved electronics recycling center, e-waste drop-off site, donation facility, or a certified landfill that accepts televisions. Many locations have strict rules regarding lead-filled glass, internal components, and hazardous materials, so always check their guidelines before dropping anything off. Improper disposal can result in fines and environmental harm, making proper handling essential. See our dumping guides for additional information.

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Step 2: Understand Your Disposal Options

Option A: Electronic Recycling Centers

Best for: single TVs or a few electronics if you can transport them. Electronic recycling centers accept most televisions and computer monitors and are the most environmentally responsible choice.

  • Pros: Environmentally responsible items are sorted and recycled, recovering metals, glass, and plastics.
  • Cons: You must transport the TV yourself many TVs are heavy and awkward to move; check local Seattle center rules and potential recycling fees.

Option B: Manufacturer Take-Back Programs

Best for: newer TVs from major brands trade-in or mail-back programs can be convenient if offered. Availability varies by manufacturer and location.

  • Pros: Safe and often free for eligible  models.
  • Cons: Limited availability; may require shipping or drop-off to specific locations.

Option C: Retailer E-Waste Drop-Offs

Best for: convenient, local drop-off of small to mid-size TVs some retailers accept TVs for recycling (check size limits).

  • Pros: Convenient drop-off at familiar locations.
  • Cons: Often a fee applies; some locations don’t accept CRTs or very large screens verify before you go.

Option D: City E-Waste Events

Best for: residents looking for low-cost or free TV disposal service. Seattle and nearby cities occasionally host e-waste collection days that accept TVs and electronics.

  • Pros: Free or low-cost options.
  • Cons: Events are infrequent, lines may be long, and you still have to haul  items to the event.

Option E: Do-It-Yourself TV Disposal With Our Container Rentals

Best for: large cleanouts (many TVs or electronics) where you have time and labor to load items yourself. Renting a dumpster can be a cost-effective way to clear space quickly.

  • We offer multiple dumpster sizes suitable for electronics  and office cleanout service.
  • Pros: Cost-effective for bulk disposal; you control loading and timing.
  • Cons: Electronics may require special handling or fees check rules before loading CRTs or leaking items.
  • We drop it off, you fill it, and we pick it up see our Dumpster Rentals page for sizes and pricing.

Keep in mind: TVs and electronics often require special handling, may carry recycling fees, or need e-waste permits depending on local regulations especially for older tube TVs. If you’d rather avoid the logistics, book online or call Action Junk Hauling’s Seattle team to schedule a pickup and let us handle compliant TV disposal service and recycling for you.

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Option F: Hire a Action Junk Removal Company (The Easy, Stress-Free Solution)

If you want a fast, safe, and convenient way to dispose old TVs especially heavy CRTs, large projection units, or multiple televisions hiring a professional junk removal company is the easiest option. Our Seattle crews handle the logistics so you don’t have to worry about heavy lifting, transport, or e-waste rules.

First, We Donate

Whenever possible we donate functional televisions and electronics to local Seattle charities, schools, and reuse programs. Donation-first is part of our service it reduces waste and benefits the community.

They Do All the Heavy Lifting

Our trained team handles removal from any room upstairs, basement, or a commercial office and manages secure loading and transport. That means no risk of damage to your property and no back strain for you.

Proper and Responsible Recycling

We work with certified e-waste recyclers to ensure circuit boards are dismantled safely, hazardous materials are handled correctly, and metals, glass, and plastics are recycled preventing toxic waste from entering landfills.

  • Circuit boards and electronics components are dismantled and processed  safely.
  • Hazardous materials (lead, mercury,  etc.) are managed per regulations.
  • Metals, glass and plastics are routed  to recycling processors to recover materials.

This approach saves time, reduces risk, and ensures compliant disposal across Seattle, Kirkland, Bellevue and surrounding areas.

Saves Time and Stress

Instead of managing e-waste events, retailer rules, or loading TVs into your vehicle, just schedule a pickup. Our Seattle team often offers same-day or next-day pickup call or book online to get started.

Affordable and Transparent Pricing

When you compare the cost of transporting heavy TVs, paying recycling fees, and the risk of damage or injury, hiring a pro often ends up being the most cost-effective choice. Request a free estimate to see transparent pricing for your removal services.

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Step 3: Keep It Eco-Friendly

Televisions contain metals, wiring, lead, mercury and plastics materials that require careful handling to avoid environmental harm. Protecting Seattle’s environment means choosing disposal and recycling options that follow best practices.

  • Choose a junk removal company that partners with certified e-waste facilities and provides documentation of proper recycling.
  • Ask three quick questions before booking: (1) Where do you recycle TVs? (2) What percentage of material is recovered?           (3) Can I get a recycling receipt or certificate?
  • Avoid any service that won’t confirm their disposal chain never accept a provider that dumps TVs into landfills.

Step 4: Avoid Illegal Dumping

Leaving TVs on curbs, alleyways, or in community dumpsters is illegal and harmful. Dumped TVs leak hazardous materials, attract fines, and put our neighborhoods and waterways at risk. Protect Seattle dispose responsibly.

  • Leak hazardous materials into soil and water if not handled properly.
  • Attract fines and legal consequences  for illegal dumping.
  • Put the environment and public health at risk avoid curbside dumping at all costs.

If you need proof of responsible recycling, ask your removal team for a recycling certificate or destination details reputable Seattle providers will gladly share documentation.

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Step 5: Ready to Get Rid of Your Old TV?

Here’s your next move a simple, local plan to dispose old televisions responsibly in Seattle

  • Call Action Junk Hauling or  book online to schedule appointment many Seattle customers get same-day or next-day pickup.
  • Request a free, no-obligation quote and confirm if your television can be donated or must be recycled.
  • Pick a convenient time our local team serves Seattle neighborhoods and surrounding areas along the I‑5 corridor.
  • Sit back while the team safely removes, transports and disposes or recycles your TV we handle heavy lifting, documentation and donation when possible.

Summary for TV Disposal

TV disposal service doesn’t have to be complicated. If you want a quick, safe, and environmentally responsible solution in Seattle, hiring a junk removal company is the most reliable and hassle-free option.

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Choose Seattle’s Top TV disposal and Junk Removal Professionals

There’s no reason your old television should end up in a landfill. Action Junk Hauling provides reliable TV disposal services and electronics removal services across the Greater Seattle area from downtown Seattle to Marysville, Kirkland and Tacoma. Call us or book online to schedule junk removal appointment and get a free estimate.

Areas We Serve

We operate multiple trucks with local drivers throughout the Greater Seattle area and surrounding areas serving downtown Seattle, Capitol Hill, Ballard, Fremont, Bellevue, Kirkland, Marysville, Tacoma and nearby neighborhoods.

Additional Junk Removal Services

If clutter, old furniture, or electronics are filling your space, trust Action Junk Hauling to remove items quickly and responsibly. From single televisions, full office cleanouts, real estate cleanouts, bereavement removal services, basement cleanouts or anything in between contact us to get a quote and schedule an appointment today.

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Junk Removal | Cleanout | Demolition
Junk Removal | Cleanout | Demolition
Junk Removal | Cleanout | Demolition

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TV disposal and Recycling FAQs

Got questions? We’ve got you covered. Check out the most common questions people ask about our junk removal services: 

Do you recycle old TVs?

Yes, we take old TVs to certified e-waste recycling facilities. TVs contain glass, metals, wiring, and internal components that should not go into regular trash because they can be harmful to the environment. Instead of letting that TV sit in your garage forever, we get it to a place where it can be properly dismantled and recycled. You clear space at home and know it is being handled the right way.

What types of TVs do you remove?

We remove almost every type of TV out there. That includes flat-screen TVs, LED, LCD, plasma, traditional CRT tube TVs, projection TVs, smart TVs, and computer monitors. Whether it is brand new and broken, totally outdated, or just super heavy, we can haul it. If it once showed a movie, sports game, or streaming app, we can take it.

Do you disconnect the TV from the wall?

Yes, we disconnect and remove wall-mounted TVs for you. Large TVs on wall mounts can be intimidating to take down on your own, and it is easy to damage the wall or drop something. We safely unmount the TV, disconnect all the cables, and get everything ready to haul away.

Can you take broken or cracked TVs?

Absolutely. Cracked, shattered, glitchy, or totally dead TVs are all fine. Broken TVs are tough to dispose of because of the glass and electronics, but we handle that part and get them to the proper recycling facilities. You do not have to worry about the condition at all. If it is a TV and you want it gone, we will take it.

Is TV removal eco-friendly?

Yes, when TVs are recycled correctly, TV removal is very eco-friendly. Electronics contain plastics, copper wiring, circuit boards, and metals that can be reused. Proper recycling keeps these materials out of landfills and reduces environmental impact. We work with facilities that specialize in breaking down electronics the right way.

How much does TV removal cost?

Most TV removals fall in the $75-$150 range, depending on the size, type, and weight of the TV. Bigger projection sets and old CRT models tend to cost more because they are heavier and take up more space. We will give you a straightforward quote before we touch anything, so you can decide if you want to move forward.

Do you take multiple TVs?

Yes, we can take as many TVs as you want to get rid of, and we often offer better pricing when you have multiple units. This is great if you are upgrading several screens, emptying a storage unit, or clearing electronics from a rental or office. We can haul them all out in one trip.

What if the TV is extremely large or heavy?

We are set up to handle large and awkward TVs, including rear-projection models and big flat screens. These can be very heavy and hard to move safely, but we have dollies, lifting straps, and techniques to get them out without damaging your home. Whether it is upstairs, downstairs, or tucked into a tight spot, we can remove it.

Can you pick up TVs from offices or commercial buildings?

Yes, we regularly remove TVs and screens from offices, hotels, restaurants, retail spaces, and other commercial properties. If your business is upgrading displays, conference room TVs, or digital signage, we can handle all the old units in one visit. We also work with property managers who need TV removal from units or common areas.

Can I drop the TV outside for cheaper pickup?

Yes, you can leave the TV outside for curbside or driveway pickup, and it is often cheaper since it saves time and labor. If the TV is ready to go when we arrive and we do not need to enter the property, we can load it quickly and be on our way. It is a simple, no-contact option.

How much does TV removal cost?

TV removal pricing depends on the size, type, and weight of your TV. Smaller flat screens cost less, while old projection TVs or CRTs cost more due to their weight. Our junk removal pricing page explains our volume-based pricing so you can get an idea of where your removal might fall. We provide a firm quote before touching anything.

What if I have many TVs and prefer to DIY?

If you have several TVs or electronics from a remodel, office cleanout, or upgrade, you can load everything into one of our e-waste-friendly containers. It gives you more time and flexibility. Our dumping guides also explain how e-waste must be recycled under local rules. When your container is full, we pick it up and ensure everything goes to certified facilities.

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