Electronics & IT
E-Waste Removal in Fresno, CA — Electronics Recycled, Not Landfilled
Televisions, computers, printers and IT hardware collected and taken to certified recyclers, with drive destruction on request.
Overview
E-Waste & Electronics Removal Done Properly in Fresno, CA
Electronic waste is illegal to landfill in California, and it is the category most likely to be sitting in a cupboard because nobody is sure what to do with it. An old television in the spare room. Three laptops in a drawer, two of which still hold somebody's tax returns. A printer that jammed in 2019. A box of cables that has followed you through two moves.
None of it can go in the bin, and the reason is straightforward: the components include lead, mercury and cadmium, which is why the state requires it to go to a certified recycler instead. Old CRT televisions are the worst offenders — a big one contains several pounds of leaded glass, which is also why it costs more to dispose of than a flat panel that weighs a fifth as much.
We collect it and take it where it belongs. For households that usually means a TV and a few devices; for businesses it is an IT refresh, a storeroom full of monitors, or a server rack that has been decommissioned. Where the hardware held data that matters, say so when you book and we will route it to a recycler that documents drive destruction rather than assuming a factory reset is enough.
What e-waste collection covers
Everything goes to a certified recycler, and we can pass on the documentation if you need proof for a policy or an audit.
- Televisions, CRT and flat panel
- Desktops, laptops and monitors
- Printers, scanners and copiers
- Servers, switches and rack gear
- Phones, tablets and small devices
- Cables, chargers and peripherals
- Drive destruction documented on request
- Bulk rates for offices and IT refreshes
What we take
Electronics We Collect Across Fresno
- CRT and flat-screen televisions
- Desktop computers and towers
- Laptops and tablets
- Monitors and displays
- Printers and copiers
- Servers and network switches
- UPS units and battery backups
- Phones and handsets
- Games consoles
- Stereo and AV equipment
- Cables, chargers and adapters
- Microwaves and small appliances
When to call
When Electronics Need Collecting
A big old CRT television is occupying a corner and nobody can lift it alone.
An office IT refresh has left a storeroom of monitors that cannot legally be skipped.
There are laptops in a drawer holding data nobody wants to think about.
A business needs documented disposal for a compliance file and has none.
A move is coming up and the box of cables has followed you for two of them already.
A transfer station turned you away or charged a surcharge you were not expecting.
Step by step
How E-Waste Collection Works
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Tell us what and how many
Type and rough count set the price, because facilities charge per item and CRT televisions cost considerably more than flat panels. Twenty monitors is a very different quote from two.
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Flag anything holding data
If a machine has a drive with anything sensitive on it, say so at booking. That routes it to a recycler that documents destruction rather than one that simply reclaims materials.
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Collected from where it sits
Out of the spare room, down from the office, off the rack. Big CRT sets are two-person items and we bring two people. Nothing needs to be moved to the curb first.
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Certified recycling, receipts available
Everything goes to a certified e-waste recycler where components are separated and materials recovered. Receipts and destruction certificates come back on request.
Pricing
E-Waste Removal Pricing in Fresno
Priced per item with the recycler's fee included, and dropping sharply with volume because that is how the facilities charge too.
The quote covers everything
Labor, the truck, the drive and the dump fee are all inside the number you are given. There is no separate disposal charge added at the end.
Priced by volume, not by the hour
What you pay depends on how much space the load takes in the trailer. A quick job and a slow one cost the same if the pile is the same size.
The price is fixed before we load
You hear the number while everything is still on the ground. It only changes if you decide to add to the pile.
Typical price range
- Flat-screen TV or monitor
- $40 – $75
- CRT television
- $60 – $110
- Computers and small devices
- $25 – $50 each
- Bulk, 20+ units
- $25 – $55 each
Includes the certified recycling fee.
Leaded glass and weight. A 32-inch CRT is a two-person lift.
Towers, laptops and printers. Cables go free with any item.
Office IT refreshes. Well under the single-item rate.
Prices may vary depending on the condition of the item.
Ranges are typical for the Fresno area and are here to set expectations, not to serve as a quote. Access, stairs, weight and how far the load has to be carried all move the number. Call and you will get a real one.
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Most jobs are quoted on the spot and cleared the same visit. There is no callout charge for the estimate.
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 7 AM – 7 PM
- Estimates
- Always free
- Turnaround
- Same day available
Why us
The Data Is the Part Worth Getting Right
For a household, e-waste disposal is mostly about convenience. For a business it is about what was on the drives. A factory reset does not reliably remove data, and a monitor with a business's name on the back that turns up in a dumpster is a story nobody wants. Where it matters, the hardware should go to a recycler that documents destruction — and you should get the certificate.
That is available here on request rather than as an assumed default, because most household jobs genuinely do not need it and it costs money. Say the word when you book and it happens. What is standard on every job, business or household, is that the material goes to a certified recycler rather than into a general load.
You deal with the owner
Same person on the phone, on the quote and on the truck. Nothing gets lost between a dispatcher and a crew.
Flat price before we load
Quoted on volume, with labor and dump fees inside the number. No hourly clock running while we work.
Same-day when we have the slot
Call in the morning and there is a real chance it is gone by afternoon. Reviews mention under-30-minute arrivals.
Donated and recycled first
Usable furniture goes to a donation center, metal goes to a recycler, and only what is genuinely waste ends up at a transfer station.
16+
Years in the trade
What Fresno says
What Customers Say About Our E-Waste & Electronics Removal
“The entire process from first reaching out was so simple and straightforward. Extremely professional and communicative, showed up when scheduled and made quick work of the process. I am definitely mentally bookmarking for future projects and references to others!”
“Fast response to my inquiry set the tone. Service was done quickly and the place looked amazing when the work was complete. Highly recommend!!”
“I would give 10 stars if I could. From first impression to final pick up, amazing. Very professional, quick and efficient. Great price and great attitude. This is the company you save in your phone just in case someone else needs it. I called 5 others and this is the only company to return my call at all. Hugely recommend.”
FAQ
E-Waste & Electronics Removal in Fresno — Common Questions
What happens to the data on my old computer?
By default, machines go to a certified recycler where drives are destroyed as part of processing. If you need proof of that — and any business handling customer data probably does — say so at booking and we will route the hardware to a recycler that issues a destruction certificate. A factory reset alone is not sufficient for a compliance file.
Why does an old CRT television cost more than a flat screen?
Weight and leaded glass. A 32-inch CRT can weigh over a hundred pounds and contains several pounds of lead in the tube, which makes it both a two-person lift and considerably more expensive to process. Flat panels are $40 to $75; CRTs are $60 to $110. Both prices include the recycling fee. Prices may vary depending on the condition of the item.
We have an office full of old monitors. Is there a bulk rate?
Yes, and the difference is substantial. Twenty or more units run $25 to $55 each against $40 to $75 individually. IT refreshes, office closures and school upgrades all get quoted as a bulk collection, and the receiving facility prices the same way — so the saving is real, not a discount we are absorbing. Prices may vary depending on the condition of the item.
Are there free e-waste drop-off options in Fresno?
There are, and if you have one small item and a free afternoon they are worth using. What they do not do is come to your house, carry a hundred-pound CRT down a hallway, or take twenty monitors at once. This service exists for the collection and the volume, not because free options do not exist — and we would rather say that than pretend otherwise.
Do you take cables, chargers and accessories?
Yes, and they go free with any other item. Cables, power supplies, keyboards, mice, remotes and adapters all contain recoverable copper and plastic. There is no need to sort them — bring the whole box.
Is a microwave or a small appliance considered e-waste?
Microwaves, toasters and small kitchen appliances go through the same recycling stream and we take them at the small-device rate. Anything with a compressor — fridges, freezers, air conditioners, wine coolers — is different, because refrigerant has to be recovered by a certified technician first. Those are priced separately.
Where we work
E-Waste & Electronics Removal Beyond Fresno City Limits
We run this service across the wider Central Valley. Pick your town for local details, drive times and where the load ends up.
- E-Waste & Electronics Removal in Clovis Fresno County · About 15 minutes from our Fresno base
- E-Waste & Electronics Removal in Visalia Tulare County · About 45 minutes south-east of Fresno
- E-Waste & Electronics Removal in Madera Madera County · About 25 minutes north of Fresno on Highway 99
- E-Waste & Electronics Removal in Hanford Kings County · About 40 minutes south of Fresno
- E-Waste & Electronics Removal in Selma Fresno County · About 20 minutes down Highway 99 from Fresno
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