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TV & Electronics Removal Philadelphia
TV Removal in Philadelphia
You can’t put a TV in the trash in Pennsylvania. Since January 24, 2013, the state’s Covered Device Recycling Act has kept televisions, computers, monitors and similar devices out of landfills. We collect them and take them to electronics recyclers: a TV under 42 inches is $62, 42 to 65 inches $68, and 65 inches and up $73.
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TV & Electronics Prices in Philadelphia
Priced by screen size and device type. The recycling is included.
Electronics Price List
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| TV (under 42") | $62 |
| TV (42"–65") | $68 |
| TV (65"+) | $73 |
| Computer Monitor | $58 |
| Desktop Computer / Tower | $62 |
| Printer (home) | $58 |
| Stereo / Sound System | $52 |
| Box of Electronics | $77 |
Minimum order: $75. Cables, chargers and keyboards fit in the box-of-electronics price.
Wall-Mounted TVs
If the TV is still on the wall, the crew takes it down from a standard mount — and the bracket too if you want it gone. Patching the wall afterward is up to you.
- Old tube sets carried out too
- Entertainment centers on the same trip
- Mention the mount when you book
Photograph the screen — size, type and the mount show up in one picture.
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City Bulk Appointment
Flat-screen TVs are on the city’s appointment list for homes and buildings of up to six units, four items per appointment.
Convenience Centers
Residents with proof of address can bring electronics to one of the city’s six drop-off centers themselves.
Manufacturer Take-Back
Pennsylvania’s law requires manufacturers to fund recycling programs, so some brands run their own drop-off events.
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For big or heavy sets, anything still on the wall, or a whole home office of devices at once.
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TV & Electronics Removal FAQs
How much does TV removal cost in Philadelphia?
Under 42 inches $62, 42 to 65 inches $68, 65 inches and up $73. Monitors are $58 and desktop towers $62.
Can I throw a TV in the trash in Pennsylvania?
No. The Covered Device Recycling Act has banned TVs, computers, monitors and similar devices from Pennsylvania landfills since January 24, 2013.
Can you take a TV off the wall?
Yes, from standard mounts, and the bracket too if you ask. Wall repair afterward isn’t included.
Do you take old tube TVs and projection sets?
Yes. Heavy older sets are priced by size and carried out by the crew.
Do you wipe hard drives?
No. Please remove or wipe drives before we collect a computer.
Where do the TVs go?
To electronics recyclers that recover the metals, glass and circuit boards, as Pennsylvania’s law requires.
Is there tax on TV removal?
No tax line on Pennsylvania or Delaware pickups. New Jersey pickups carry the 6.625% state sales tax.
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