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E-Waste Disposal in St. George, UT

Old TVs, computers, and electronics do not belong in the trash. St. George Junk Removal Pros provides responsible e-waste disposal and electronics recycling across St. George, Utah and all of Washington County. We pick up, haul away, and ensure your electronic waste is recycled properly according to EPA and state regulations. Call (801) 515-3863 for same-day e-waste pickup.

Electronic waste contains hazardous materials like lead, mercury, cadmium, and lithium that can contaminate soil and groundwater if sent to a landfill. Washington County does not allow most electronics in regular trash collection. We make disposal easy by picking up your e-waste from anywhere on your property and routing it to certified electronics recycling facilities.

Electronics We Pick Up and Recycle

  • Televisions — CRT TVs, flat screens, plasma, LCD, LED, and projection TVs of any size
  • Computers — Desktops, laptops, servers, and all components including hard drives, RAM, and power supplies
  • Monitors — CRT monitors, LCD screens, and LED displays
  • Printers and copiers — Inkjet, laser, and commercial printers plus toner cartridges
  • Phones and tablets — Old cell phones, smartphones, landline phones, and tablets
  • Networking equipment — Routers, modems, switches, cables, and server rack components
  • Gaming consoles — PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and older gaming systems
  • Audio and video equipment — Stereos, speakers, DVD players, VCRs, projectors
  • Small electronics — Keyboards, mice, external drives, chargers, cables, and power strips
  • Office electronics — Fax machines, scanners, shredders, and UPS battery backups

Data Security During E-Waste Disposal

We understand that old computers, phones, and hard drives may contain sensitive personal or business data. Our e-waste disposal process includes:

  • Physical destruction available — Hard drives and storage media can be physically destroyed on request
  • Certified recycling partners — We work with facilities that follow data destruction protocols before processing electronics
  • Business e-waste — For offices with large volumes of electronics, we can coordinate bulk pickup and provide a certificate of disposal. See our commercial junk removal service.

Why Proper E-Waste Disposal Matters

It is not just about convenience. There are real environmental and legal reasons to dispose of electronics properly:

  • Toxic materials — A single CRT television can contain 4 to 8 pounds of lead. Circuit boards contain mercury, cadmium, and other heavy metals.
  • Local regulations — Utah has specific guidelines for electronic waste disposal. Dumping electronics in regular trash can result in fines.
  • Recoverable resources — Electronics contain gold, silver, copper, platinum, and rare earth elements that can be recovered and reused through proper recycling.
  • Landfill impact — E-waste is the fastest-growing waste stream in the United States. Keeping it out of Washington County landfills protects our desert environment.

E-Waste Disposal Pricing

  • Single item (TV, monitor, computer): $75–$125
  • Multiple items (office cleanout, garage electronics): $125–$300
  • Large CRT TVs and monitors: $85–$150 (heavier, requires special handling)
  • Business bulk e-waste: Custom quote based on volume

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does e-waste go after you pick it up?

We deliver all electronics to certified e-waste recycling facilities. Materials are sorted, hazardous components are safely extracted, and recoverable metals and plastics are processed for reuse. Nothing goes to the landfill.

Is there a fee for TV disposal?

Yes. TV disposal starts at $75 for standard flat screens. Large CRT televisions cost more due to their weight and the hazardous materials they contain (lead glass). We give you an exact price before pickup.

Do you take old computers and hard drives?

Yes. We pick up desktop computers, laptops, monitors, servers, and all components. If data security is a concern, we can arrange physical destruction of hard drives and storage media.

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Need to get rid of old electronics? Call (801) 515-3863 for a free estimate or schedule a pickup online. Responsible e-waste disposal across St. George and all of Washington County.

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