Old televisions are heavy, bulky, and full of materials that do not belong in your trash. We pick up any TV from anywhere in your Dallas home and make sure it is recycled responsibly.

That old television in the corner is not regular trash. Televisions contain hazardous materials, including leaded glass in older tube models and mercury-containing components in some flat panels, which is why curbside recycling usually is not an option and landfills restrict them. On top of that, they are awkward and heavy: a rear-projection TV can weigh 200 pounds or more, and a big CRT can crack a tailbone or a staircase if it is moved wrong.
Not all TVs are equal at the recycling facility, and that affects your pickup. A modern flat panel is mostly glass, plastic, and circuit boards: light enough for two people to carry and straightforward to recycle. A CRT, or tube TV, is a different animal. The thick glass funnel inside contains lead, the set can weigh well over 100 pounds, and it has to be handled carefully so the tube does not implode during transport.
Rear-projection TVs have their own problem: enormous size and weight with very little resale or recycling value in the cabinet. Because of the extra labor, protective handling, and regulated disposal stream, tube and projection TVs take more crew time than a flat panel of the same screen size. When you request your free quote, tell us the TV type and we will price it accordingly, with no surprises on arrival.
A wall-mounted TV is not just a TV, it is a TV bolted to your wall. We dismount the set from its bracket, remove the mounting hardware if you want it gone, and tidy the cables left behind. If the bracket is staying for your next TV, we leave it in place and undisturbed.
Dismounting matters because most people underestimate it. Large wall-mounted screens are heavy, the viewing angle makes the lift awkward, and one slip can damage the drywall or the screen. Our crew brings the right tools and a second pair of hands, so the TV comes down safely and your wall stays intact.
Tell us what needs to go, where it is, and when you need it gone. Photos help clarify bulky or mixed loads.
On pickup day, the crew lifts, loads, and hauls everything away, working around stairs, gates, and tight access.
We sweep up and confirm the job is done before we leave, so the space is ready for whatever comes next.
Not all TVs are equal at the recycling facility, and that affects your pickup. A modern flat panel is mostly glass, plastic, and circuit boards: light enough for two people to carry and straightforward to recycle. A CRT, or tube TV, is a different animal. The thick glass funnel inside contains lead, the set can weigh well over 100 pounds, and it has to be handled carefully so the tube does not implode during transport.
Rear-projection TVs have their own problem: enormous size and weight with very little resale or recycling value in the cabinet. Because of the extra labor, protective handling, and regulated disposal stream, tube and projection TVs take more crew time than a flat panel of the same screen size. When you request your free quote, tell us the TV type and we will price it accordingly, with no surprises on arrival.
TV removal quotes are based on a few clear factors. The type of TV matters most: flat panels are the simplest, while CRT, tube, and rear-projection sets cost more because of their weight and regulated handling. Size and weight come next, along with where the TV sits: a ground-floor pickup is faster than a third-floor walk-up or a tricky wall dismount.
We also factor in how many TVs or extra items you are adding to the visit. Bundling a TV with other junk in one trip is usually the best value. Send us a photo of the TV and where it sits, and we will give you one clear quote before we schedule.
A wall-mounted TV is not just a TV, it is a TV bolted to your wall. We dismount the set from its bracket, remove the mounting hardware if you want it gone, and tidy the cables left behind. If the bracket is staying for your next TV, we leave it in place and undisturbed.
Dismounting matters because most people underestimate it. Large wall-mounted screens are heavy, the viewing angle makes the lift awkward, and one slip can damage the drywall or the screen. Our crew brings the right tools and a second pair of hands, so the TV comes down safely and your wall stays intact.
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