Primary keyword: electronics removal Oceanside CA Secondary: e-waste disposal, TV removal, computer recycling, monitor disposal URL slug: /services/electronics-ewaste-removal

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E-waste isn’t trash. It’s regulated.

Electronics contain lead, mercury, and other materials that California state law (the Electronic Waste Recycling Act) prohibits from going to landfills. Putting an old TV at the curb is technically illegal. We handle it the right way — and most of the materials inside are actually recoverable.

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What we take

• Televisions (CRT, LCD, LED, plasma — all sizes)
• Computer monitors
• Desktop computers and towers
• Laptops
• Printers, scanners, and fax machines
• Servers and rack equipment
• Stereo equipment, receivers, amplifiers
• Game consoles
• VCRs, DVD players, Blu-ray
• Cell phones and tablets
• Cables, chargers, peripherals
• Office electronics in bulk

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Data security

Got hard drives, computers, or networking gear with sensitive data? We can:

• Destroy hard drives on-site with documented destruction (great for businesses, attorneys, accountants, and HIPAA-regulated practices)
• Coordinate certified data destruction with documented chain of custody
• Provide disposal certificates for compliance records

Mention it at booking and we’ll bring the right tools.

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What’s included

• Pickup from anywhere in the home or office
• Loading and hauling
• Recycling at California-certified e-waste facilities
• Donation of working electronics to local nonprofits
• Disposal certificates on request

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How it works

1. Text us a photo + count + your zip. 2. Same-day or next-day quote. 3. Pickup at your scheduled window. 4. Properly recycled, certificate available.

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Pricing

Single-item e-waste pickups are often $50–$120. Bulk pickups (office moves, server rooms, business cleanouts) are quoted as a flat rate.

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Service area

Oceanside · Carlsbad · Vista · San Marcos · Encinitas · Cardiff · Solana Beach · Del Mar · La Costa · Fallbrook · Camp Pendleton

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FAQ

Can I just put it on the curb? No — California law prohibits e-waste in regular curbside trash, and most haulers won’t take it. That’s why we exist.

Do you really destroy hard drives? Yes — physical destruction with documentation. Useful for businesses with compliance requirements (HIPAA, attorneys, financial services).

What about old TVs that still work? We donate working electronics to local nonprofits before considering recycling.

Do you do business / office cleanouts? Yes — large-quantity e-waste from office moves, downsizing, or business closures is one of our specialties.

Can you provide a disposal certificate? Yes — just request one at booking.

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