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E-waste & electronics removal in the 805: Ventura, Santa Barbara & SLO Counties
In California, most electronics are considered universal waste and should not go in the trash. A local hauler can pick up old TVs, computers, and other electronics and take them to an appropriate recycler.
- ✓ Free and no obligation
- ✓ Upfront quote from the provider before work starts
- ✓ They do the lifting and loading
Get a free quote
Takes 30 seconds. A local pro will reach out, usually the same day.
E-waste removal: what's included
- TVs, monitors, and computers
- Printers, stereos, game consoles, and small electronics
- Cables, chargers, and office equipment
- Wipe or remove hard drives before pickup. Batteries may need separate handling, so ask your provider.
Services, availability, and pricing are set by the independent provider. Ask for an upfront quote, which is typically based on volume and labor.
How it works
- Describe the job. Use the short form. It's free and there's no obligation.
- We connect you with a local pro. Your request goes to an independent hauler serving your area.
- Confirm your quote. The provider gives you a price before any work starts. You decide.
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E-waste removal questions
Can e-waste go in my regular trash bin?
No. California treats most electronics as universal waste, so they need to go to e-waste recycling or an approved collection site.
What happens to my data?
Haulers generally don't wipe devices. Back up and wipe or remove hard drives and phones before pickup.