That old tube TV in the basement can’t just be set out at the curb. Pennsylvania’s Covered Device Recycling Act has banned TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets and e-readers, plus computer peripherals like keyboards and printers, from household trash since January 2013. They have to be recycled.
Finding a drop-off and loading a 150-pound console TV is a hassle. JUNKED. carries out your old electronics and hauls them away.
We take:
Have something bigger, like an office copier or server rack? Call or send photos and we’ll confirm before we come out.
Before handing over any device that stores information:
Electronics contain lead, mercury and other materials that shouldn’t end up in a landfill, along with recoverable copper, steel and aluminum. That’s why Pennsylvania requires covered devices to be recycled instead of thrown in the trash.
If a TV or computer still works, you can sell it, give it to someone who needs it or offer it to a donation center first. If you have questions about how your electronics will be handled after pickup, ask when you call.
We handle TV & electronics removal in Pittsburgh, Carnegie, Green Tree and Washington, plus every town in our service area, about 15 miles around Canonsburg.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or send a request through our online form. You can include photos.
We’ll tell you what to expect before any work starts.
We load everything and clean up after ourselves, and we donate or recycle what we can.
We’re available 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
Pennsylvania law bans TVs, computers, monitors and similar devices from household trash. Many trash haulers will leave them at the curb.
Yes. Big console and tube TVs are some of the most common electronics we pick up. They’re heavy, so tell us the size and which floor it’s on.
No. Please wipe your devices or remove the hard drives before pickup. We don’t provide data destruction or certificates.
Yes. Stands, entertainment centers and mounts can go in the same trip. If you want a mount taken off the wall, mention it when you call.
Yes. Old PCs, monitors, printers and phone systems from offices are common. See our office cleanouts page.
Call or text (412) 905-9453 with a list of what you have. We’ll give you a free quote before any work starts.
