Sugar Land & Houston drop-off for every kind of TV, modern flat-panel, plasma, CRT, and projection. Flat $20 processing fee per TV, any size; office and bulk pickup available.
See pricingEverTrade Electronics recycles every kind of TV, modern flat-panel LCD, LED, OLED, and QLED sets, plus older plasma, tube (CRT), and rear-projection TVs. Unlike most electronics (which we recycle for free), TVs carry a flat $20 processing fee per unit because their leaded glass, mercury backlights, and bonded panels require specialized handling and downstream recyclers. Whether it is one set from your living room or fifty conference-room displays from an office refresh, we handle the whole process, pickup, secure handling, and proper end-of-life recycling.
One flat $20 fee per TV, regardless of size or type. No surprise charges, no hidden environmental fees. Pricing is also listed on our Accepted Items page so customers always know what to expect before they arrive.
LCD, LED, OLED, QLED, plasma, projection, CRT/tube — every brand, working or broken
$20TVs cannot go through the same shredder we use for laptops and servers. A technician has to separate the panel, isolate the backlight, and sort components by material before any of it can move downstream. Bonded LCD and OLED panels (where the glass is glued to the backlight film) take extra time to break apart cleanly.
Older LCDs use mercury vapor backlights that fall under EPA universal waste rules. CRT and rear-projection TVs contain leaded glass, which only certified smelters will accept. Both go to specialty downstream recyclers that charge us per pound to take the material, and we pass those costs through at cost.
Texas TCEQ rules require segregated storage, transport manifests, and certified downstream documentation for hazardous TV components. Our R2-aligned downstream partners track every set from drop-off through final material recovery, so the paperwork holds up under audit.
All modern flat-screen TVs, any size, Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, Vizio, Hisense, Insignia, and every other brand
Premium displays from LG, Samsung, and Sony, working, broken, or with cracked panels
Heavier flat-panel plasma sets from Panasonic, Pioneer, Samsung, and others
Older console and tube televisions, call first so we can plan handling for the leaded glass
Rear-projection and front-projection sets, give us a call to coordinate pickup or drop-off
Hotel TVs, conference-room screens, digital signage, and office displays, bulk office pickup available
Every set is disassembled by hand. Hazardous components are routed to permitted, certified downstream processors; high-value materials are recovered for re-use.
CRT and projection panels safely processed under EPA guidelines.
Recovered from cabinets, cables, and internal wiring.
Precious metals reclaimed from logic and power boards.
Cabinet and bezel plastics sorted by resin type for re-use.
Mercury-bearing CCFL backlights handled as universal waste.
Stand brackets, screws, and speaker magnets reclaimed.
Call, text, or fill out our contact form. For businesses, we can schedule a free pickup.
Bring items to our Sugar Land facility or we pick up for bulk business loads.
Data destruction, recycling, and certificates, we take care of everything.
It is a flat-rate processing fee per unit: Any TV, any size $20. No surprise charges and no hidden environmental fees. The full list is also published on our Accepted Items page.
Absolutely. We accept tvs in any condition, working, broken, water-damaged, cracked screens, or missing parts. There is still value in the materials.
First, any data storage is securely wiped or destroyed. Working items may be refurbished for resale. Non-working items are disassembled and sorted for material recovery, metals, plastics, and circuit boards are each processed separately.
Electronic waste (e-waste) refers to discarded electronic devices and equipment, including computers, monitors, phones, and peripherals that have reached end-of-life.
ProcessesMaterial recovery is the process of extracting valuable raw materials from recycled electronics, including precious metals (gold, silver, palladium), copper, aluminum, and plastics.
ComplianceTCEQ (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) oversees electronic waste management in Texas and requires registered recyclers to report recycling volumes and downstream disposition.
Transparent flat-rate pricing. Free business pickup for bulk loads. No surprises.