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Pricing
How pricing works.
What TV removal costs here. We price by the tier your items fill, starting at $95–$150 for a 1/8 truck; a single item is quoted from a photo so we can confirm the tier before anything is loaded. The number you agree to is the number you pay, and it includes carry-out, the disposal fee and cleanup.
TV pricing scales with size, weight, and quantity. A flat panel from a living room is the lightest version. A 50-inch projection TV from a finished basement is heavier work. Multi-unit jobs price as one load.
E-waste routing adds value people don’t see at the curb but does cost time on the back end — we account for it honestly in the estimate rather than pretending the disposal is free.
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The short version
TV Removal at a glance.
- What it is
- Removal and responsible disposal of televisions, handled after pickup through appropriate electronics recycling or disposal channels when applicable.
- What’s included
- Flat-screen, LED, and plasma TVs
- Old CRT and rear-projection sets
- Wall-mounted units taken down
- TV stands and entertainment centers
- Electronics recycling when applicable
- How pricing works
- Priced by size and count, plus access — a single flat-screen is the lightest version, multiple sets or a heavy projection TV down stairs the heaviest. Quoted after a photo.
A tv removal job we did.
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Part of our Appliance Removal service
Part of our E Waste Recycling service
TV removal is one of those jobs where the weight catches people off guard. A 32-inch tube TV from the early 2000s can run seventy-five pounds — heavier than the dresser most people would call us to haul. The flat panels that replaced them weigh less, but they’re fragile, awkward to grip, and easy to crack if a corner takes the wrong impact.
The other reality is that a TV takes more thought than ordinary household junk, and where it can go is a narrower question than most people expect. Not every facility accepts broken electronics. The McIntosh County landfill can't take them, for example, so on McIntosh jobs they often go to Broadhurst, which accepts certain broken electronics. So a TV gets routed by what it is, what condition it's in, and what the receiving facilities near that job will actually accept. CRTs in particular have gotten harder to place as the market for leaded glass has shrunk.
The old sets are the ones that surprise people, every single time. Somebody says “I’ve got an old TV in the garage,” and what we find is a console set from the early nineties sitting on the floor in the back corner behind ten years of everything else. Rear-projection consoles are the extreme version — built like furniture, well past two hundred pounds, and shaped so there is nowhere good to hold. Those sets were made to last, and they did. They also got shoved into the worst spot in the house the day the flat screen arrived and haven’t moved since, which means the carry-out is usually the hardest part of the job and the reason the call happens at all.
Multi-TV jobs are common — whole-house upgrades, business renovations, hotel refreshes. We handle the volume the same way we handle a single set: carefully, on the dolly, in the right protective layer.
What we haul
Specifically, what we take for tv removal.
- Old tube TVs (CRT)
- LCD, plasma, LED, and OLED flat panels
- Wall-mounted TVs (we remove from the mount)
- Projection TVs (rear-projection, front-projection)
- Computer monitors
- TV mounts and brackets (with the unit or separately)
- Big-screen and console TVs (the heavy floor-standing units)
- TVs on stands, entertainment centers, or media consoles
- Smart TVs and older non-smart sets alike
How we work
Old TV Pickup Around Brunswick, Flat Panel or Tube
TVs vary wildly in weight depending on age and screen tech — the older the TV, the heavier it tends to be. Old tube TVs are often the surprise: they look modest, they weigh seventy-five-plus pounds, and the glass is thick enough that handling matters. We dolly anything heavier than a small flat panel.
Wall-mounted TVs come off the mount first. We can take the mount with the TV or leave it on the wall — your call. We don’t patch the holes left behind, but we tell you up front what the wall is going to look like.
Multi-TV jobs run on a single trip when we plan ahead. Hotel renovations, office refreshes, whole-house upgrades — tell us the count and the room layout, we plan the load.
An old TV in Brunswick could be a big flat panel coming off the wall in one of the newer houses around Harry Driggers Boulevard, or a heavy tube set sitting in a back bedroom of a home in Royal Oaks. Either one is a quick job for us: we take it off the mount if it’s hung, carry it out, and wrap the screen so the glass rides safely. A photo tells us the size and type, and that sets the price before anything moves. The set then goes through the appropriate electronics recycling or disposal channel for what it is. If a soundbar, a DVD player or the old TV stand is going too, it all fits on one trip, anywhere throughout greater Brunswick.
If anything is damaged or unsafe to move — a swollen battery, hot ash, a leaking unit — mention it with your photos and we’ll plan around it.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about tv removal.
It scales with size and quantity. A single flat panel is the cheapest version. An old 75-pound tube TV from a basement is heavier work. Multi-TV jobs price as one trip rather than per unit. Call us with what you’ve got.
Yes. Older CRT tube TVs go through the appropriate electronics recycling or disposal channel, same as other sets. They’re heavier than people expect — we come prepared to lift.
Yes. We pull the TV off the mount as part of the haul. We can take the mount with us or leave it on the wall, your call. We don’t patch the holes left behind.
Yes — multi-TV jobs are common, especially for property managers and short-term rental owners doing a refresh. We plan the trip around the count and run it as one load.
TVs aren’t allowed in regular trash in most places, and we don’t cut that corner. They may be routed to appropriate recycling channels depending on the set, its condition, and what receiving facilities will accept — CRTs in particular have gotten harder to place.
Yes. Old tube and projection TVs are some of the heaviest sets out there, and we come prepared to lift them and route them for recycling where possible. If you’ve also got stereos, receivers, or home-theater gear clearing out at the same time, that falls under our audio equipment removal — tell us what’s in the stack and we’ll plan the load together.
Usually, yes. Televisions and electronics may need to go through a different disposal stream than ordinary trash. Tell us what kind of TV you have, particularly if it is one of the older, extremely heavy tube televisions.
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Common in
Where we haul tv removal most.
We haul tv removal regularly across the Golden Isles, especially in Brunswick, St. Simons Island, Kingsland, Jekyll Island, and Sea Island.
TV Removal by town: Darien · Jekyll Island · St. Simons Island
Where it actually ends up
The disposal side, explained.
Glynn County disposal guide
Where the county drop-off centres are, what they take, and what they refuse.
See how it worksWhy two loads go to different places
Young Lane takes yard material and Habersham doesn't; Broadhurst takes broken electronics and McIntosh can't. What decides where a load actually ends up, facility by facility.
See how it works
Serving Brunswick and St. Simons Island.
TV Removal is handled out of our Brunswick base, across Glynn County and the Golden Isles. Same-day pickup is often available — call or text for the next available opening.
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Last reviewed: April 26, 2026